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October 3, 2016April 6, 2019Climbing News, Colorado 14ers, Weekend Update

Death on Colorado’s Longs Peak

Longs Peak

Over the weekend the popular Colorado 14, 000 foot mountain, Longs Peak, saw the first death of 2016. According to rangers at […]