• Quandary (attempt) - East Ridge - D3 - 02/04/2009
• Mt Elbert (attempt) - East Ridge - D3 - 01/08/2010
• Uncompahgre Peak (ski attempt) - SE Face - D7 - 01/16/2010
• 1 Mt Bierstadt - West Face - D5 - 02/26/2010
• 2 Mt Harvard - South Face - D6 - 05/15/2010
• Quandary (attempt) - East Ridge - D3 - 01/14/2011 (solo)
• 3 Mt Sherman - South Face - D2 - 03/11/2011
• r Mt Harvard - South Ridge - D6 - 03/18/2011
• 4 Mt Columbia - SW Gully - D4 - 03/19/2011 (solo ski)
• Castle Peak (ski attempt) - North ridge - D - 04/24/2010
• 5 Missouri Mtn - C Couloir - D8 - 05/06/2011
• 6 Mt Lincoln - Amphitheater - D6 - 05/13/2011 (solo ski)
• 7 Mt Shavano - Angel - D3 - 05/20/2011
• 8 Mt Evans - North Face - D8 - 06/03/2011
• 9 Mt Democrat - Emma Lake Chutes - D6 - 06/10/2011 (solo)
• 10 Torreys Peak - Tuning Fork - D8 - 06/17/2011
• r Torreys Peak - Dead Dog - D12 - 03/30/2012
• 11 Handies Peak - West Gully - D5 - 04/25/2013 (solo)
• 12 Sunshine Peak - SE Face - D7 - 04/26/2013
• 13 Redcloud Peak - North face - D5 - 04/26/2013
• 14 San Luis Peak - West Yawner Gully - D8 - 04/27/2013 (solo)
• 15 Little Bear Peak - Hourglass Couloir - D15 - 05/02/2013
• 16 Wetterhorn Peak - East Face - D12 - 05/03/2013
• 17 Mt Sneffels - Birthday Chutes - D13 - 05/04/2013
• 18 Mt Belford - East and North face - D6,5 - 05/10/2013 (solo ski)
• 19 Mt Oxford - West Face - D5 - 05/10/2013 (solo)
• 20 Mt Cameron - South Face - D5 - 05/11/2013 (solo)
• 21 Mt Bross - S Gully - D3 - 05/11/2013 (solo)
• 22 Kit Carson - OB Couloir - D13 - 05/16/2013
• 23 Challenger Point - Kirk Couloir - D13 - 05/17/2013 (solo)
• 24 Humboldt - East Gully - D5 - 05/18/2013 (solo)
• 25 Mt Elbert - Box Creek Chutes - D6 - 05/23/2013 (solo)
• r Mt Evans - North Face - D8 - 05/24/2013
• 26 La Plata Peak - North Face - D11 - 05/26/2013
• 27 Mt Yale - NE Face - D5 - 05/30/2013 (solo)
• 28 Grays Peak - Lost Rat Couloir - D12 - 06/06/2013 (solo ski)
• 29 Mt Massive - East Face and SW Face - D6 - 06/07/2013 (solo)
• r Mt Elbert - East Ridge - D3 - 03/15/2014
• Mt Lindsey (attempt) - - D - 04/03/2014
• 30 Culebra Peak - North Ridge - D3 - 04/04/2014
• 31 Ellingwood Pt - South Face - D8 - 04/11/2014
• 32 Blanca Peak - NW Face - D16 - 04/11/2014 (solo)
• 33 Mt Antero - SW Face - D9 - 04/18/2014
• 34 Uncompahgre Peak - SE Face - D7 - 04/19/2014
• 35 Mt Lindsey - North Couloir - D5 - 05/01/2014 (solo)
• 36 Tabeguache Peak - North Gully - D5 - 05/09/2014 (solo)
• 37 Crestone Peak - Red Gully - D14 - 05/16/2014
• 38 Mt Princeton - SE Face - D6 - 05/17/2014 (solo)
• 39 North Maroon - Stammberger, N Face - D15 - 05/27/2014
• 40 Maroon Peak - SW Couloir - D15 - 06/01/2014
• 41 Huron Peak - East Face - D15 - 03/22/2015
• 42 Longs Peak - Keplinger Couloir - D15 - 03/28/2015 (solo)
• 43 Mt Wilson - Boxcar Couloir - D15 - 04/02/2015
• 44 Pikes Peak - East Face - D5 - 04/04/2015
• r Mt Cameron - East Face - D4 - 05/08/2015
• r South Bross - Dolly Varden - D2 - 05/15/2015 (solo)
• r Mt Bierstadt - west face - D5 - 05/20/2015
• r Mt Lindsey - North Gully - D5 - 05/24/2015
• r Mt Yale - West Face - D8 - 05/29/2015
• 45 Crestone Needle - East Couloir - D16 - 06/03/2015
• r Mt Sherman - East Face - D3 - 06/06/2015
• 46 Conundrum Peak - Conundrum Couloir - D14 - 06/12/2015
• 47 Castle Peak - North Couloir - D7 - 06/12/2015
• r Pikes Peak - Railroad Couloir - D11 - 06/13/2015
• 48 Snowmass Mountain - West Gully - D15 - 06/17/2015
• 49 Mt of the Holy Cross - Cross Couloir - D11 - 06/02/2016 (solo)
• 50 Mt Eolus - East Couloir - D9 - 05/12/2017
• 51 Sunlight Peak - South Face - D12 - 05/13/2017
• 52 Windom Peak - North Face Face - D10 - 05/13/2017
• r Mt Bross - S Gully - D3 - 05/10/2019
• r Mt Democrat - North Face - D9 - 06/07/2019
• r Torreys Peak - Tuning Fork - D8 - 07/09/2019 (solo)
• Mt Democrat - Emma Lake Chutes - D6 - 05/16/2020

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  #14ers skied: 67 total (52/58, 50/54 ranked)
  (20 solo, 4 Solo Ski, 24 Solo total) (Repeats: 14)
  
  Skis:
  Black Diamond Joules: 41 peaks
  SkiLogik Goddess: 14 peaks
  SkiLogik Iris: 12 peaks
  SkiLogik Front Burner: 0 peaks
  DPS Yvette: 1 peaks
  Kastle T90: 3 peaks
  
  Boots:
  Koflach: 2 peaks
  BD Shivas: 36 peaks
  Scarpa Freedom LS1: 28 peaks
  Scarpa Freedom LS2: 7 peaks
  
  14er Ski Partners: #Peaks
  Solo: 24
  Joel: 8
  ZachB: 6
  BillM: 7
  NateG: 2
  Eric: 5
  ScottE: 5
  NateH: 1
  Alex: 2
  Carl: 1
  Prakash: 3
  Marc: 2
  Rob1: 1
  Rob2: 1
  Dan: 5
  BenS: 2
  NickG: 4
  ZachT 1
  Jordan: 3
  Jason1: 1
  Jason2: 1
  MikeH: 1
  Aaron: 1
  ChrisD: 1
  Ted: 1
  Christie: 1
  Narendra: 1
  Ian: 1
  SamJ: 1
  Rick: 1
  Craig: 2
  
  Months: #Peaks
  December: 0
  January: 3
  February: 2
  March: 7
  April: 13
  May: 33
  June: 14
  July: 1

• Quandary Peak - 2/5/2009
• Mt Elbert - 1/9/2010
• Uncompahgre Peak (summit, no ski)- 1/17/2010
• Castle Peak (summit, no ski) - 4/25/2010
• Quandary Peak - 1/2011
• Mt Lindsey - 4/4/2014

• 1 Lou Dawson, 1991
• 2 Chris Davenport, 2007 (~1 year)
• 3 Ted Mahon, 2008
• 4 Frank Konsella, 2008
• 5 Jordan White, 2009 (youngest)
• 6 Joe Brannan, 2009
• 7 Christy Sauer Mahon, 2010 (1st woman)
• 8 Jarrett Luttrell, 2010 (1st snowboarder)
• 9 Brittany Walker Konsella, 2011 (2nd woman)
• 10 Carl Dowdy, 2013
• 11 Matt Kamper, 2013
• 12 Marc Barella, 2014 (2nd snowboarder)
• 13 Austin Porzak, 2015
• 14 Michael Steinman, 2015 (most solo ?)
• 15 Josh Jespersen, 2017 (138 days)

14er Ski Ethics (Rules) by Lou Dawson

For his project (and for subsequent projects) Dawson defines a ski descent of a fourteener as skiing "the best (most often the longest) continuous descent available on an average snow year, almost always from the exact summit, with the exception being the few fourteeners (such as Wetterhorn and El Diente) that have rocky summit blocks or boulder caps that were never known to be in skiable condition prior to the project. "

"Since you're skiing natural snow, some descents might have gaps where you remove your skis and move a few feet across rock or tundra. Again, if you're up there on an average snow year with decent coverage, such maneuvers are legit so long as they are not excessive. But, and this is the big BUT, if I'm on a peak with bad coverage because it's too early in the year or a drought, and I have to connect snow patches that would otherwise touch each other, then I don't count it as a descent of the peak. Instead, I go back again and again 'till I get it right. To me this is a critical part of my standards, because doing otherwise would allow me a sort of 'post modern' style of ski mountaineering wherein I could claim a descent of a peak even if I skied a few hundred feet of snow on the thing in the middle of summer. I don't think people would buy that, and it just wouldn't feel good."