Culebra Peak

American  

[koo-leb-ruh peek] / kuˈlɛb rə ˈpik /

noun

1. a peak in S central Colorado, in the Culebra Range of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. 14,069 feet (4,288 meters).

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Example Sentences

When he started up Red Mountain and Culebra Peak, just north of Colorado’s border with New Mexico, on July 1, he weighed 153 pounds.

From Washington Times

One of the 14ers, Culebra Peak, is on private ranch land.

From New York Times

Some, such as Longs Peak in Rocky Mountain National Park, were left off because of that agency’s role in maintaining the route; others, such as Culebra Peak and Little Bear Peak, were left off because they are on private property or have an access that is too hazardous to maintain.

From Washington Times