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13,102 ft · Sawatch Range, Colorado
UN 13102
UN 13102 is a 13,102 ft peak in the Sawatch Range, Colorado. The standard route is the UN13,102 SE Slopes: 5 mi, 2,300 ft of gain, Class 2.
UN 13102 at a glance
- Elevation13,102 ft3,993 m
- RouteUN13,102 SE SlopesClass 2
- Distance5 mi2,300 ft gain
- Time4 – 6 hrsHard effort
- SeasonJul – Sep
- RangeSawatch RangeColorado
Climbing the UN13,102 SE Slopes
UN 13102 sits in the Sawatch Range. The usual ascent is UN13,102 SE Slopes, rated Class 2. Plan about 5 miles round-trip with roughly 2,300 ft of gain from about 10,570 ft. Expect a rough 4WD approach road. Summer monsoon storms build fast, so start early and be off the summit by early afternoon. Watch for loose rock, route-finding on talus, and brief exposed steps where the terrain steepens. Stats and approach details follow climb13ers.com. Bring layers for cold wind on the summit ridge. Carry extra water above treeline.
Gear and hazards
What to bring
Backpack (25–35 L)
Hiking Boots
Water
Offline Maps
Headlamp
Satellite Communicator
Whistle
Sunglasses
Sunscreen
Sun Hat
Midlayer
Insulated Jacket
Hardshell Jacket
Warm Hat
Buff
Midweight Gloves
Trekking Poles
GPS Device
Power Bank
Water Filter
First-Aid Kit
Emergency Bivy
What to watch for
- Storms
- High altitude
- Route-finding difficulty
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Frequently asked questions
How tall is UN 13102?
UN 13102 is 13,102 feet (3,993 m) tall. It is in the Sawatch Range, Colorado. It is also known as UN 13,102.
How does UN 13102 rank among the Colorado 13ers?
At 13,102 feet, UN 13102 is the 513th highest of the 582 Colorado 13ers. The highest is Grizzly Peak.
How hard is it to hike UN 13102?
The UN13,102 SE Slopes is Class 2, which means off-trail hiking with some use of your hands for balance. Yak rates the overall effort hard: 5 miles with 2,300 feet of elevation gain.
How long does it take to hike UN 13102?
Most people take 4 – 6 hours round trip on the UN13,102 SE Slopes, covering 5 miles with 2,300 feet of elevation gain, so most people do it in a day.
Can a beginner hike UN 13102?
The UN13,102 SE Slopes needs no climbing skills, but it is a hard day: 5 miles with 2,300 feet of elevation gain. Build up on shorter hikes first, start early and carry plenty of water and layers.
Will you get altitude sickness on UN 13102?
You might. Most people feel the altitude above 8,000 feet, and UN 13102 reaches 13,102 feet. Spend a night or two at elevation first, drink plenty of water and turn back if a headache, nausea or dizziness gets worse.
What time should you start hiking UN 13102?
Early. Afternoon thunderstorms are common in summer, so aim to be off the summit and the exposed upper mountain by early afternoon.
When is the best time to hike UN 13102?
The usual hiking window is July to September. Outside it, expect snow, storms or closed access, and check the summit forecast before you go.
Climb UN 13102 with Yak
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