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Pikes Peak

I've been to the top of Pikes Peak a few times now. We've driven up a few times.

But yesterday was different. I did my first fourteener.
What does that mean? It means I hiked up Pikes Peak.

We hiked from Craigs campground. That means we started a little higher, and the trail was a bit shorter than the most popular trail. But that also mean it was steeper.

I've been wanted to hike Pikes Peak for a long time. We did it as part of Yael's Massage School group. It seems about 40 of us made the hike! See the last picture in this entry.


View down to Colorado Springs - Cloud Covered

Pine Trees, Mountain, Clouds to the West

Look how far we've gone!

First View of Pikes Peak from the Trail

Getting Closer to the Peak

The Hardest Part at the end

Made it!! View from the Top

We All Made It!! CIMT Group Photo At The Peak
See the other group picture on my photos-blog

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