A list of my climbs in order of completion:
- 2009-07-04 Mount Sherman
- 2009-07-15 Grays Peak and Torreys Peak
- 2009-07-19 Mount Evans
- 2009-07-23 Mount Bierstadt
- 2009-07-25 Mount Lincoln, Mount Cameron, Mount Democrat, Mount Bross
- 2009-08-08 Mount Harvard and Mount Columbia
- 2009-08-13 Mount Elbert
- 2009-08-21 Mount Shavano and Tabeguache Peak
- 2009-08-29 Mount Belford and Mount Oxford
- 2009-09-03 Mount Princeton
- 2009-09-08 Mount Yale
- 2009-09-26 La Plata Peak
- 2009-10-03 Missouri Mountain
- 2009-11-21 Quandary Peak
- 2010-05-28 Humboldt Peak
- 2010-05-30 Huron Peak
- 2010-06-06 Mt. Evans
- 2010-06-19 Mount Massive
- 2010-06-27 Culebra Peak
- 2010-07-10 Antero Peak
- 2010-07-18 Mt. Evans
- 2010-08-08 Mount of the Holy Cross
- 2010-08-13 Redcloud Peak & Sunshine Peak
- 2010-08-14 Handies Peak
- 2010-08-28 Challenger Point and Kit Carson
- 2010-09-04 Mt. Bierstadt
- 2010-09-11 Mount Lindsey
- 2010-09-18 San Luis Peak
- 2010-09-19 Wetterhorn Peak
- 2010-09-20 Uncompahgre Peak
- 2011-06-25 Mount Bierstadt
- 2011-07-02 Blanca Peak and Ellingwood Point
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Josh
Looking forward to reading your blog on your La Plata Peak hike. Enjoyed meeting you up at the peak. What a beautiful day! Can’t thank God enough for giving us this beautiful place in Colorado to play (and work). I am now putting away my 14′er hiking boots until next year. Going to Rocky Mountain Nat’l Park this weekend to camp, listen to the elk bugle, and do some “easy” hikes.
Andy
By: Andy Lietz on September 29, 2009
at 10:43 pm
Hi Josh. I am the “John” you wrote about on your Culebra post. What an amazing hike and an even more harrowing finish to that day for the 2 of you. I wanted to send you a quick note to apologize about crashing your and Aaron’s hike. Sometimes I forget that everyone hikes for different reasons and we all tend to enjoy different parts of the hike (eg. solitude, comradarie, scenery, etc.) I had a great time conversing with you about our collective faith. The way you have overcome adversity and grown closer to God is a testament to the power of the Holy Spirit inside of you. Your story and your perserverence are inspiring. Good luck and may God continue to bless you on your journey!
By: John Fontana on August 1, 2010
at 12:19 pm
Hey John! First off, no reason to apologize whatsoever. I am glad we were able to hike together. I really enjoyed getting to know you and our conversation. The best part of a hike for me is the people I get to hike with, even if it is someone that I meet on the mountain. So thank you for hiking with me and our great conversation. It was a blessing for both of us.
I heard from Troy a couple days after the hike that the 4 of you made it down before the storm really hit. Glad you were able to avoid that situation because it was brutal. I wish the weather on top of Culebra would have been more indictative of what was about to come so I could have better assessed our hike towards Red Mountain. Those clear skies on top of Culebra were deceiving.
May God continue to bless your journey and the remainder of your hikes ahead. If you ever need a hiking partner, feel free to contact me. I would enjoy the opportunity to hike with the four of you again. I also enjoyed keeping up with you and you pushing me up the mountain.
By: joshrduncan on August 4, 2010
at 8:18 pm