Located in Southern Colorado, the Sangre de Christo Mountains are the southern most chain in the Rockies, stretching from central Colorado into north central New Mexico. With the San Luis Valley on the western side of the range, the Wet Mountain Valley on the east, the Sangres are high and rugged with many 14ers and 13ers for climbing. The highest peak in the range is Blanca Peak, 14,345 feet high, with nine peaks total over fourteen thousand feet in elevation.
The trail reports and USGS Topo Maps for this area stretch from south to north, for the sake of simplicity.
USGS Topo Maps Link:
| Culebra Peak | Torres | El Valle Creek |
| Stonewall | Trinchera Peak | Cucharas Pass |
| McCarty Park | Cuchara | La Veta Pass |
| La Veta | Russell | Blanca Peak |
| Mosca Pass | Red Wing | Medano Pass |
| Liberty | Crestone Peak | Beck Mountain |
| Rito Alto Peak | Horn Peak | Electric Peak |
| Beckwith Mountain | Valley View Hot Springs | Coaldale |
Culebra Peak:
please note, Culebra Peak is on private property, with a climbing fee attached to this hike/climb.
Lake Como Rd.:
Tour de Little Bear:
Mt. Lindsey:
Lily Lake Trail:
Zapata Falls:
Mosca Pass Trail:
Sand Ramp Trail:
Liberty Road:
Music Pass Trail to Upper Sand Creek Lake:
Lower Sand Creek Lake Trail:
Humboldt Peak:
Humboldt Peak Summit Trail:
South Colony Spur:
South Colony Lake Approach:
Broken Hand Pass:
Crestone Needle:
Crestone Peak:
Kit Carson and Challenger:
Kit Carson North Ridge:
Comanche Trail:
Venable Trail:
Rito Alto Four Pass Loop: