Price: $15.45
(as of Nov 19, 2024 08:53:18 UTC – Details)
Product Description
For the many Coloradans who take their peakbagging seriously, this small poster maps out 58 Colorado fourteeners. 53 of these are the officially ranked 14ers which have at least 300′ of prominence, and 5 additional named summits over 14,000′ are also included on the map. Unranked peaks are noted with italics and lighter coloring. You can track your progress on the list by pinning or coloring in the icons! The map has been updated with LiDAR elevations.
The framed versions are mounted on foamboard without glass so they’re ready for pinning right out of the box. The unframed posters are shipped rolled.
See the comparison chart below for our larger version.
Best Maps Ever makes simple, colorful checklist posters for lovers of the outdoors. We primarily feature lists related to travel, skiing, and hiking/climbing. The maps are designed for you to track the locations you’ve visited and to help inspire your next adventure. We offer a variety of peakbagger posters for the popular established lists. All maps are designed and printed in the USA.
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Total Peaks
58 58 100 584
Track your adventures!
Adding pins will become your new obsession
Standard poster frames make it easy to place pins in your map. Leave the front plastic off and place pins into the cardboard backing or use foam board for a smoother surface. For a more professional look, use spray adhesive to keep map flat. Avoid mounting with glues, rubber cement, etc.; unlike spray adhesive these may saturate and warp the paper.
Other ideas Color in the icons! Paint pens or red permanent markers tend to look the best. Use small stickers, such as gold stars. Use a set of tiny magnets.
11″ x 14″ digital print on heavyweight satin photo paper
Map features 53 ranked and 5 unranked fourteeners in Colorado
Icons are designed for you to color in or stick a pin into the 14ers you’ve climbed
Updated with LiDAR elevations
Made in the USA
See the comparison chart below for our larger version
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