Wet MountainsMap of Wet Mountains
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Major Peaks of the Wet Mountains| Ten Highest Peaks | | Rank | Peak Name | ft | m | Range6 | | 1. | Greenhorn Mountain | 12,347 | 3763 | | | 2. | North Peak | 12,200+ | 3719+ | | | 3. | Saint Charles Peak | 11,784 | 3592 | | | 4. | Peak 11692 | 11,692 | 3564 | | | 5. | Deer Peak | 11,572 | 3527 | | | 6. | Peak 11560 | 11,560+ | 3523+ | | | 7. | Peak 11320 | 11,320+ | 3450+ | | | 8. | Peak 11281 | 11,281 | 3438 | | | 9. | Peak 11186 | 11,186 | 3409 | | | 10. | Wixson Mountain | 11,121 | 3390 | | | 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 Wet MountainsGreenhorn Mountain
Hiked Greenhorn in Colorado’s Wet Mountain Valley for the second time in late June 2014, at age 71. Went first to North Peak, over to Greenhorn and descended to old road circling back to trailhead on Greenhorn Mountain Road. Worsening knee issues, most likely last climb (2014-06-28). Photo by Charles Baxter.
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