Pikes Peak from
the Crags
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Background: The official 14ers route page <-- Please read this!
Distance to Summit: 7 miles / roundtrip 14 miles
Elevation Gain: 4,300' to summit 14,109'
Difficulty: Class 2 Colorado 14er -- moderate. Requires physical conditioning and stamina. Not as technical as other previous hikes, but it's long and hard, like most 14ers. (No bragging rights if you only hike one way and get someone to take you down! WWJD?)
Meet Location: Parking .3 mile from the Crags Campground
Kid Advice: Do not bring your kids. Teens and older.
RSVP: Please let us know you're joining us; otherwise, we leave at 6a
to avoid afternoon thunderstorms.
Meditations:
There's a point often when you feel like giving up. How does a Christian best push through and find renewed strength? Draw parallels with your spiritual journey.
How do you encourage others along the path? What's your God-given superpower?
Create an extended Biblical comparison of those who have simply driven to the summit and those who have walked the entire way.
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