Mosquito Mountain Range

Located in central Colorado and running north and south, the Mosquito Range east of the continental divide. There are five peaks over 14,000 feet in elevation, and many 13ers to explore and climb. National Forest lands cover 7,900 acres of alpine and sub-alpine landscape.

Quandry Peak: 14,265 Feet High
Mount Lincoln: 14,246 Feet High
Mount Cameron: 14,237 Feet High
Mount Bross: 14,172 Feet High
Mount Democrat: 14,148 Feet High
Mount Sherman: 14,036 Feet High

Mosquito Mountains 13ers:

Fletcher Mountain: 13,951 Feet High
Gemini Peak: 13,951 Feet High
Drift Peak: 13,900 Feet High
Horseshoe Mountain: 13,898 Feet High
Mount Buckskin: 13,865 Feet High
Clinton Peak: 13,857 Feet High
Dyer Mountain: 13,855 Feet High
Crystal Peak A: 13,852 Feet High
Traver Peak: 13,852 Feet High
Pacific Peak: 13,850 Feet High
Atlantic Peak: 13,841 Feet High
Mount Arkansas: 13,795 Feet High
Mosquito Peak: 13,781 Feet High
McNamee Peak: 13,780 Feet High
Mount Sheridan: 13,748 Feet High
Ptarmigan Peak: 13,739 Feet High
Treasurevault Mountain: 13,701 Feet High
Loveland Mountain: 13,692 Feet High

Wheeler Mountain: 13,690 Feet High
White Ridge: 13,684 Feet High
Mount Tweto: 13,672 Feet High
Peak 10: 13,633 Feet High
Father Dyer Peak: 13,615 Feet High
North Star Mountain: 13,614 Feet High
Mount Evans B: 13,577 Feet High
Weston Peak: 13,572 Feet High
Kuss Peak: 13,548 Feet High
Finnback Knob: 13,409 Feet High
Bartlett Mountain: 13,400 Feet High
Peerless Mountain: 13,348 Feet High
Peak 9: 13,195 Feet High
London Mountain: 13,1944 Feet High
Mount Hellen: 13,164 Feet High
West Dyer Mountain: 13,047 Feet High
Pennsylvania Mountain: 13,006 Feet High

Pike and San Isabel National Forests
2840 Kachina Drive
Pueblo, CO
(719) 553-1400

South Park Ranger District
320 Highway 285
Fairplay, CO 80440
(719) 836-2031