Culebra Peak Paperweight national parks and monuments MarkerSleuth Photo Contributor: Bob Hartzell

MarkerSleuth Photo Contributor: Bob Hartzell and Jan Jahn

Spiller of the Wheeler Survey is recognized as the first to climb

ranked "most difficult" is often climbed on the same outing

the Maunakea Observatory (the world's largest) has made many break-through discoveries

Culebra Peak Paperweight national parks and monuments MarkerSleuth Photo Contributor: Bob Hartzell3 1 4 inch diameter Cast in fine pewter Button Felt backing In a fitted fleece interior of a clear acrylic covered gift box. Place Name: Culebra Peak Elevation: 14,047 ft. Coordinates: N37 07' 20'' W105 11' 06'' Location: Sangre de Cristo Range, Colorado, USA MarkerSleuth Photo Contributor: No Station Found Culebra (Spanish for "snake") ranks 41st in elevation and is among the most easily climbed. It is the southernmost 14er, lying about 9 miles north