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Mosquito Range: Colorado’s High Divide Between Leadville and South Park

The Mosquito Range rises above central Colorado as a long wall of high summits, windswept ridges, alpine tundra, and historic mining country. Although it is sometimes overshadowed by the taller Sawatch Range immediately to the west, the Mosquito Range contains several of Colorado’s best-known fourteeners, including Mount Lincoln, Mount Democrat, Mount Bross, and Mount Sherman. …

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Mount Lincoln (New Hampshire)

Mount Lincoln Mount Lincoln is one of the signature summits of New Hampshire’s White Mountains. Rising along the spectacular Franconia Ridge, the mountain is best known for its exposed alpine terrain, sweeping views, and position on both the Franconia Ridge Trail and the Appalachian Trail. Although nearby Mount Lafayette is higher, Mount Lincoln is an …

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Mount Lincoln (Colorado)

Mount Lincoln Mount Lincoln rises to approximately 14,293 feet (4,356 meters) in central Colorado’s Mosquito Range, forming the highest summit of the range and the highest point in Park County. Towering above the historic mining town of Alma, Lincoln is one of Colorado’s most distinctive fourteeners and the dominant summit of the famous cluster that …

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