Mt. Audubon Summit (13,223)
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Team Laxson
N 40° 05.951 W 105° 36.977
13T E 447470 N 4438947
Situated in the Indian Wilderness of Colorado's Front Range, Mount Audubon takes its place about one mile east of the Continental Divide and the resulting chain of rugged peaks that define the local geography.
Waymark Code: WM4Q2P
Location: Colorado, United States
Date Posted: 09/18/2008
Views: 25
Unlike some of its neighbors, Mount Audubon is a gentle mountain that is best characterized by broad ridges and large expanses of tundra. As such, it is a mountain best appreciated by those who favor a leisurely stroll among the wildflowers over a hard scramble among the talus. Stunning views of the other peaks in the area can be had from the summit and this a good place to start thinking about future outings in the Indian Peaks. The true grandeur of the area is well revealed from Audubon and those who experience it will want to return.
The view at the summit is breath-taking, as you can see for miles around in all directions. Absolutely Beautiful!
Key Waypoint
Trailhead: N40 05.024 W105 34.873
Altitude in Feet: 13223
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