I'd like to remind everyone that the deadline to be included in this year's Colorado finisher lists is Oct. 31, 2009.
If you've finished the CO 14ers, 13ers, etc., or any of the CO Hundred milestones (Highest 100, 200, etc.), you can submit your name to the Colorado Mountain Club (CMC) for the record books. The lists for completions submitted in 2009 will be published in the Winter issue of the "Trail and Timberline," the CMC's quarterly publication. You do NOT need to be a member of the CMC to register your completion. Also, if you've completed a list prior to 2009, but never knew you could report it, you can still turn in your name now.
All completion information can be sent via email to: editor@cmc.org.
If you're reporting a 14er completion, please put "14er Files" in the subject line of your email, and include your name as you'd like it to appear, the name and date of your first 14er, and the name and date of your last 14er, or as much of that information as you can provide. You can also write a paragraph with a story about your quest, and submit a photograph, which might be included in the article.
If you're reporting a 13er milestone (Highest 100, 200, ..., 600 or All Thirteeners), please put "Beyond the 14ers" in the subject line, and include your name, and the name and date of your final peak in the list(s) you've completed.
If you're reporting a 12er (or lower) milestone (Highest 700 and anything elevation-oriented beyond that), please put "Beyond the 13ers" in the subject line, and include your name, and the name and date of your final peak in the list(s) you've completed.
At this time, the CMC is not recording the completion of counties, all peaks in a mountain range, and so forth. If you'd like to see that, you could voice that opinion to the CMC.
