Report Your Colorado List Completions!
If you've finished the Colorado 14ers, 13ers or any of the CO Hundred Milestones (Highest 100, 200, etc.), you can submit your name to the Colorado Mountain Club. All 14er completers will receive a certificate by mail at the beginning of the following year. Find out more about Summit Completer submissions.
As the largest outdoor recreation organization in the state, we want to salute your achievements and provide information to anyone who is interested in our peaks. As more and more people are climbing our peaks, it has become apparent that paper registries are not as effective as they were in the past. And as a conservation/recreation organization we believe firmly in the words “Leave No Trace.” With the increased signatures on the registry and intense weather on summits, often the registries arrive in poor/illegible condition once the CMC receives them; making the paper registries difficult and often times impossible for the CMC to archive. For a short period, the paper registries will still exist on some peaks. As one of the largest conservation and recreation organizations in the state, we are excited to work with our land manager partners in respecting their wishes and regulations to leave the peaks cleaner than we found them.
So you have climbed a few peaks or maybe more. Would you like some top notch training? Would you like to go on more activities with like minded individuals? Or would you just like to be a part of the premiere mountaineering organization in the state?
Join the Colorado Mountain Club today. You can take one of our many schools or classes offered and attend any of our 3,000 plus outdoor activities each year.
Meet friends, find new places, and learn more about preserving our great mountains for future organizations. It’s inexpensive and we promise you will have lots of fun.