* Mount Massive: Also in central Colorado, Mount Massive is the second-highest mountain in the Rockies, with a summit elevation of 14,425 feet (4,399 meters).
* Mount Lincoln: Situated in central Colorado, Mount Lincoln is the third-highest mountain in the Rockies, with a summit elevation of 14,286 feet (4,352 meters).
* Mount Bross: Found in central Colorado, Mount Bross is the fourth-highest mountain in the Rockies, with a summit elevation of 14,172 feet (4,320 meters).
* Mount Quandary: Located in central Colorado, Mount Quandary is the fifth-highest mountain in the Rockies, with a summit elevation of 14,265 feet (4,348 meters).
* Longs Peak: Situated in north-central Colorado, Longs Peak is the tallest mountain in the Rocky Mountain National Park, with a summit elevation of 14,259 feet (4,345 meters).
* Pikes Peak: Located in central Colorado, Pikes Peak is one of the most famous mountains in the Rockies and is known for its distinctive shape. It has a summit elevation of 14,115 feet (4,300 meters).
* Mount Evans: Found in central Colorado, Mount Evans is another popular mountain in the Rockies and offers stunning views from its summit, with an elevation of 14,264 feet (4,348 meters).
* Mount of the Holy Cross: Situated in central Colorado, Mount of the Holy Cross is known for the large cross-shaped snowfield that forms on its eastern face. It has a summit elevation of 14,005 feet (4,269 meters).
* Mount Sneffels: Located in southwestern Colorado, Mount Sneffels is a prominent mountain with a unique triangular shape and is known for its challenging mountaineering routes. It has a summit elevation of 14,158 feet (4,315 meters).
