A Guide to Hiking Colorado's Fourteeners with Kids Peak-bagging isn't just an adult activity. Kids who've reached the summit on plenty of Colorado's fourteeners share tips to making the challenging hikes a positive and fulfilling experience for the whole family.
By Terri Cook
July 10 2015
Many people think that hiking up Colorado’s fourteeners is an adult activity. But there are a number of the 54 peaks that, under the right conditions, are suitable for children, even elementary-age kids. Here are some tips from kids (and adults) who have reached the summit time and again to help get your little ones on the trail and up the peak—and enjoy the experience together.
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