How I summited Mt. Elbert - Colorado's highest peak | #colorado #mt.elbert #hiking

To summit fourtneer like Mt.Elbert you need to wake up early and start to summit. From a trail head you will need approx. 3 hours. Stunning and so difficult to summit - Mt. Elbert is a perfect fourtneer to go for!

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[stephy_spacesout]

The views look like it was worth the effort! Beautiful timelapse at the end

[kade]

Hey a 13 year old here. me and a class of kids maybe 20 did this last week it was so foggy you could not see but a few feet in front of you. One of my friend fell and rolled backward because he couldn’t see anything. it then started hailing while above tree line. And with the relentless false summit, freezing cold temperatures and hail only four people made it to the top. me two of my friends and one of the four teachers. It took us 4 hours and it was the hardest thing I have ever done

[jamesnm]

Twin lakes area is beautiful, rugged and remote. I camped there over a dozen years ago and have always thought of returning. It's a great little niche. Climbing Mt Elbert is neat because you can look right across to Mt Massive. I never quite made the summit of Massive because mountain goats were on the trail and did not appear they wanted any company. Tired and hungry I did not want to get in a shoving match with a wild goat so I called it a hike and turned around. Maybe I will climb it one day in the future and finish what I started all those years ago.

[Jimmysadventure]

Is it possible to backpack mountain 🏔️ Elbert? I’m planning to try it out

[JDish]

Why carry the heavy pack? Most use a day pack with their essentials. And CT thru-hikers usually stash their big pack in the bushes for this side-trip summit adventure.

[just_mo_]

-I didn’t want to break any records
-clump it up In 3 hours
Something doesn’t match here 😂

[anglermatt]

Hahahahaha when i went there were tons of little kids hiking elbert. Its a pretty easy hike, not sure why all these videos popped up of people pretending they are on k2

[tomricheson]

easiest 14r in Colorado. TRy a few 6000 meter peaks in s america and get back to me

[PilotEJ]

No human "conquers" a mountain!!