Mount Elbert

Mount Elbert, at about 4,401 m, is the highest mountain in Colorado and in the Rocky Mountains, in the Sawatch Range near Leadville. It is the second-highest peak in the contiguous United States. Several long but non-technical trails lead to the top through spruce forest and alpine tundra, and many climbers walk it in a day.

Elevation

4,401 m

Coordinates

39.1178° N, 106.4453° W