Snowmass Mountain in the Elk Range

For information on climbing Snowmass Mountain, see Gerry’s guidebook, Colorado’s Fourteeners. For information on climbing Hagerman Peak and Snowmass Peak, see Gerry and Jennifer’s guidebook, Colorado’s Thirteeners.
Snowmass Mountain – 14,092 feet Rugged and remote, Snowmass reigns as one of Colorado’s most spectacular Fourteeners.
	Left to right: Snowmass Mountain, Hagerman Peak, Snowmass Peak You can see Snowmass Mountain’s S Ridge winding down toward Lead King Basin, and the West Face Route ascends the slope on the left Gerry took this photo from Treasure Mountain to the south on 8/10/03
	Snowmass Mountain from Lead King Basin in May, 1971 The S Ridge is in the center, and the West Face Route ascends the slope on the left Gerry took this photo in May, 1971
	The Snowmass massif from the northeast Lower left to upper right: Snowmass Lake, Snowmass Peak, Hagerman Peak, Snowmass Mountain, “North Snowmass” You can see the East Slopes Route ascending from Snowmass Lake to the summit Gerry took this photo on 10/10/99 from the summit of Willoughby Mountain

Snowmass Mountain – 14,092 feet