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You just verified I was correct - there are not 14,000 foot peaks in 
Utah. However, there are a bunch in CO and I've climbed most of them at 
some point or another over the past 30 years.

Truman

Tx Trigger wrote:
> Truman posted: >>>There are no14,000 foot peaks in the Utah. The highest ski
> area in the US is Arapaho Basin (where I have skied and ski paroled many a
> day ) in the CO front range which tops out at about 12,500. I suspect the
> peak altitude at Brianhead was probably about 12,000 - which is still a feat
> make no mistake about it.<<<
>
> This coming from someone who still swears he has hills in Florida <grin> The
> highest peak in Utah is Kings peak. Which is  13,528 Feet . It is located
> about 80 miles  east of Salt Lake City.  So indeed, it is just 472' short of
> 14,000 feet. And Truman, as a comparison, your highest point in Florida is
> Britton Hill at 345 feet. <wink>
>
> Jonni in TX (highest point Guadalupe Peak ; 8,749 feet)
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