“Fortune sides with him who dares.” – Virgil
Please email me with more information on past completions, or future attempts!
2016
Joe Grant, 31 days, 8 hours, 33 minutes
Grant summited 57 14ers (purposely skipping Mt. Bross); Grant also took the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad tracks instead of the highway, which is a bit of a gray area legally (verification?), after getting advice from a photographer following him.
2014
Justin Simoni, 34 days, 12 hours, 26 minutes
Simoni summited 58 14ers and his trip was the first modern bikepacking trip of this type; using lightweight bikepacking bags, rather than pulling a trailer.
2009
Bart Miller, ~49 days
In the Denver Post article, Miller is said to have summited 53 peaks, skipping Culebra Peak
2005
Nick Ehrhardt and David Paquette, ~ 2 months?
- Friends Pair Extreme Hiking With Extreme Biking, Knocking off Colorado’s Fourteeners
- Pair include bikes in their 14ers mission
1995
Roy Benton, 37 days, 12 hours
More information of this trip would be greatly appreciated.
1985
Glen and Pete Dunmire
The Dunmires are not only the first to have recorded a trip of the 14ers by bike, they’re also the first to have recorded a self-powered trip of the 14ers of any kind!
