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Mount Princeton Additions and Corrections


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GrantUntitled Comment

Grant

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I'll get right on that, guy without a profile. Whatever... Right now either elevation works untill all the recorded documents are updated. TMO Downey Jr.
Posted Apr 6, 2005 1:04 am

RyanSUntitled Comment

RyanS

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Agreed... until the new data are published on some maps, it doesn't make sense to update some of the 14ers and not the others. It only skews the elevation data toward a select few peaks. Better that we at SP consistently use one set of elevations, given that *no* new information is available for 99% of peaks in CO.
Posted Apr 7, 2005 4:54 pm

GrantUntitled Comment

Grant

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Thanks
Posted Jun 6, 2005 12:27 pm

Pencil PusherUntitled Comment

Pencil Pusher

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There's the Gunsmoke Cafe off 285 near the prison, get the Mr Ed plate. I think that's what it's called. Basically this huge enchilada topped with an egg and sour cream and lotsa sauce. Very good.

Otherwise head to Salida as there are more options(more people). Don't recall the name, but Salida has a microbrew that serves beer and pizza.
Posted Dec 12, 2003 12:33 am

Larry VUntitled Comment

Larry V

Voted 10/10

For a visual of the current weather conditions, visit the Collegiate Peaks web site, which normally features a webcam focused on Mount Princeton
Posted May 2, 2004 8:14 pm

therrianbooUntitled Comment

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As you are aware, the new elevation is 14,204. Should be consistent with other pages (I noticed that Mt. Elbert & Mt. Yale have been changed).



Here are all the 14ers that should be updated (haven't checked to see which ones have been done already):



Colorado places, with old and new elevations listed:

Mt. Elbert: 14,433, 14,440

Mt. Lincoln: 14,286, 14,293

Torreys Peak: 14,267, 14,275

Mt. Evans: 14,264, 14,265

Longs Peak: 14,255, 14,259

Mt. Princeton: 14,197, 14,204

Maroon Peak: 14,156, 14,163

Mt. Sneffels: 14,150, 14,153

Pikes Peak: 14,110, 14,115

Snowmass Peak: 14,092, 14,099
Posted Apr 5, 2005 11:48 pm

GrantUntitled Comment

Grant

Voted 10/10

I'll get right on that, guy without a profile. Whatever... Right now either elevation works untill all the recorded documents are updated. TMO Downey Jr.
Posted Apr 6, 2005 1:04 am

RyanSUntitled Comment

RyanS

Voted 10/10

Agreed... until the new data are published on some maps, it doesn't make sense to update some of the 14ers and not the others. It only skews the elevation data toward a select few peaks. Better that we at SP consistently use one set of elevations, given that *no* new information is available for 99% of peaks in CO.
Posted Apr 7, 2005 4:54 pm

slowbutsteadyUntitled Comment

slowbutsteady

Voted 10/10

conditions not condititions.......
Posted Jun 5, 2005 10:32 pm

GrantUntitled Comment

Grant

Voted 10/10

Thanks
Posted Jun 6, 2005 12:27 pm

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