Register All Your Colorado Mountain Climbs

Welcome to “Colorado Mountain Registers,” the way to sign on mountains over the web. Have you been on a summit where you would have liked to sign the register but either the register was missing, all wet, or full? Rather than leaving jars, tubes or plastic containers on the peaks, “Colorado Mountain Registers” allows you to sign the register without leaving a trace on the mountaintops.

You can log your climbs past and present on chronological registers of specific peaks. “Colorado Mountain Registers” will track your personal list of peaks as well as listing benchmarks of climbers achieving certain numbers of summits. We don't intend this to be a competition but a listing of personal goals.

If you have a long list, just e-mail it to us and we'll download it for you. We just need the peak name, elevation and date climbed.

Climbing in Colorado is a rewarding adventure. There are more than 50 peaks over 14,000’ and more than 600 over 13,000’ feet. These mountains are categorized into 6 primary ranges, most with several sub ranges. “Colorado Mountain Registers” organizes the peaks alphabetically and by range. We use the standard elevation for each peak and the official or common name wherever we can. Whether you choose to follow the 3,000’ vertical gain rule to count a summit is up to you.

Please keep all comments on the site family-friendly and we advise you to use different user names for children. Help us develop this site into one you will enjoy browsing and logging all your mountain climbs. We certainly encourage your feedback.

Have a recognized or named peak not on our list? Send us the details and we’ll add it.

Welcome to “Colorado Mountain Registers” the new way of placing your name on a peak!  We hope you enjoy our website,

Tom and Alyse, father and daughter.

Thanks.