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Major Peaks of the Taos Mountains| Ten Highest Peaks | | Rank | Peak Name | ft | m | Range6 | | 1. | Wheeler Peak | 13,161 | 4011 | | | 2. | Mount Walter | 13,133 | 4003 | | | 3. | Old Mike Peak | 13,113 | 3997 | | | 4. | Simpson Peak | 12,976 | 3955 | | | 5. | Lake Fork Peak | 12,881 | 3926 | | | 6. | Peak 12819 | 12,819 | 3907 | | | 7. | Venado Peak | 12,734 | 3881 | | | 8. | Gold Hill | 12,716 | 3876 | | | 9. | Latir Peak | 12,708 | 3873 | | | 10. | Latir Mesa | 12,692 | 3869 | | | Sub-peaks are excluded from this list. List may not be complete, since only summits in the PBC Database are included. |
Photos of Peaks in the Taos Mountains | | Wheeler Peak: The summit of Wheeler Peak from above La Cal Basin. |
 | | Peak 12819: Unnamed Peak 12819 in the Sangre de Cristo Range of New Mexico, from near Williams Lake. |
 | | Frazer Mountain: Frazer Mountain, New Mexico, often hiked on the well-used path to Wheeler Peak. |
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