Park Range: 11,000+ Foot Peaks with 300+ feet of Prominence

Park Range: 11,000+ Foot Peaks with 300+ feet of Prominence

These are all of the 11,000+ foot peaks in the Park Range in Colorado that have over 300 foot prominence. Peaks without official names are in quotations. Names were taken from benchmarks, maps, local names, historic names,or from the nearest named feature (such as a lake or peak). Peaks with mountain pages and photographs are in bold.

There are three peaks that have over 300+ feet prominence and above 12,000 feet and 27 that have over 300+ feet prominence and are over 11,000 feet.

RANK	NAME	ELEVATION	PROMINENCE
1	Mount Zirkel	12,180	3470
2	Flattop Mountain	12,115	578
3	Big Agnes Mountain	12,060	1000
4	Lost Ranger Peak	11,932	1192
5	*"Peggy Peak"	11,931	631
6	Mount Ethel	11,924	544
7	"Bear Lakes Peak-North"	11,820	840
8	*"Goosenest"	11,810	590
9	The Dome	11,739	479
10	*"Anvil Horn"	11,705	325
11	"Bear Lakes Peaks-South"	11,643	303
12	Bear Mountain	11,601	621
13	*"Mount Hobbs"	11,577	637
14	Red Elephant Mountain	11,569	469
15	*"The Forehead"	11,543	523
16	Little Agnes Mountain	11,497	437
17	Davis Peak	11,422	922
18	**Buck Mountain-South	11,396	1576
19	**Buck Mountain-North	11,372	392
20	"Roxy Ann Peak"	11,223	403
21	"Bighorn Peak"	11,174	354
22	"Porcupine Peak"	11,173	433
23	Front Range-Central Peak	11,164	384
24	"Red Canyon Peak"	11,161	421
25	"Luna Lake Peak"	11,081	341
26	"Seven Lakes Peak"	11,071	331

*Historic and local names of these peaks are from Joseph Kramarsic's book Mountaineering in the Park Range-A Guide to Mountains of the Mount Zirkel-Dome Peak Wilderness Area".

**There is some confusion as to whether Buck Mountain belongs to the Park Range or the Sierra Madre. The USGS 1:24,000 scale map labels it in the Sierra Madre, as do most other maps, while the USGS 1:250,000 scale map labels it in the Park Range. The 1:100,000 scale map isn't clear either way.

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