Mt. Torreys (14,269 feet)
Torreys Peak and Grays Peak, often called the Twin Peaks, or "Ant Hills" by the Indians, were named for John Torrey and Asa Gray who achieved fame with the publishing of their monumental Flora of North America. Torrey visited his namesake in August, 1872, and was content to let his daughter reach its summit.

Key Features Include:

• High-speed wireless internet access
  
• Complimentary continental breakfast
  
• Executive Desk with 2 phone lines
• Expanded cable color TV
• Individual heat and AC controls
  
• Private bath
• Off-street Parking
• Easy access to IBM and Boulder
  
• Sitting and Reading Rooms
  
• On-site manager

Fourteener descriptions adapted from A Climbing Guide to Colorado's Fourteeners by Walter R. Borneman and Lyndon J. Lampert. Reprinted by permission.

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