El Paso County

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Mountains with prominence of 1 ⁠500 ⁠m / 4 ⁠921 ⁠ft or more.

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Mountains higher than 14 ⁠000 ⁠ft / 4 ⁠267 ⁠m with at least 300 ⁠ft / 91 ⁠m of topographic prominence.

Highpoint

Highest Peak:: Pikes Peak

Elevation:: 4 303 m

Open Mountain Huts

75 mountains

4 303 m (prom: 1 686 m)

Little Pikes Peak

4 073 m (prom: 74 m)

Sachett Mountain

3 837 m (prom: 10 m)

3 746 m (prom: 9 m)

3 331 m (prom: 253 m)

3 294 m (prom: 71 m)

3 263 m (prom: 162 m)

3 180 m (prom: 111 m)

3 179 m (prom: 40 m)

El Paso County

There are 75 named mountains in El Paso County. The highest and the most prominent mountain is Pikes Peak.

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Highest Peaks

4 303 m (prom: 1 686 m)

Little Pikes Peak

4 073 m (prom: 74 m)

Sachett Mountain

3 837 m (prom: 10 m)

3 746 m (prom: 9 m)

3 331 m (prom: 253 m)

3 294 m (prom: 71 m)

3 263 m (prom: 162 m)

3 180 m (prom: 111 m)

3 179 m (prom: 40 m)

Most Prominent Mountains

4 303 m (prom: 1 686 m)

2 969 m (prom: 381 m)

Cheyenne Mountain

2 915 m (prom: 334 m)

3 331 m (prom: 253 m)

2 766 m (prom: 200 m)

2 847 m (prom: 193 m)

3 263 m (prom: 162 m)

Timber Mountain

2 103 m (prom: 159 m)

Muscoco Mountain

2 444 m (prom: 141 m)

Mount Pittsburg

2 498 m (prom: 132 m)