| peak name |
prominence (feet) |
distance (statute miles) |
elevation (feet) |
coordinates (NAD83 datum) |
North Table Mountain ( ) |
580 | 5.91 | 6,575 | (39.7789° N, 105.2206° W) |
| Green Mountain () |
675 | 8.11 | 6,855 | (39.7010° N, 105.1779° W) |
| Mount Morrison () |
741 | 11.08 | 7,881 | (39.6693° N, 105.2200° W) |
| Crescent Mountain () |
965 | 12.01 | 8,945 | (39.8930° N, 105.3136° W) |
| Centralia Mountain () |
1,055 | 13.58 | 9,795 | (39.8284° N, 105.3705° W) |
| South Boulder Peak () |
1,089 | 13.99 | 8,549 | (39.9537° N, 105.2992° W) |
| Ely Hill () |
1,105 | 16.18 | 10,045 | (39.8047° N, 105.4207° W) |
| Thorodin Mountain () |
1,480 | 17.38 | 10,540 | (39.8845° N, 105.4281° W) |
| Parry Peak () |
1,731 | 31.79 | 13,391 | (39.8380° N, 105.7133° W) |
| Mount Evans () |
2,769±15 | 31.91 | 14,264 | (39.5884° N, 105.6434° W) |
| Grays Peak ()1 |
2,770±20 | 39.21 | 14,270 | (39.6338° N, 105.8175° W) |
| Longs Peak () |
2,940 | 40.65 | 14,255 | (40°15' N, 105°37' W) |
| Mount Lincoln () |
3,862 | 61.78 | 14,286 | (39°21' N, 106°07' W) |
| Pikes Peak () |
5,530±20 | 66.87 | 14,110 | (38°50' N, 105°03' W) |
| Mount Elbert () |
9,093±20 | 85.55 | 14,433 | (39°07' N, 106°27' W) |
| Mount Whitney () |
10,080±5 | 750.2 | 14,495 | (36°34'43" N, 118°17'29" W) |
Mount Rainier ( ) |
13,197±33 | 966.7 | 14,411 | (46°51'11" N, 121°45'33" W) |
| Pico de Orizaba () |
16,148 | 1,506 | 18,491 | (19°01'48" N, 97°16'15" W) |
Mount Logan ( ) |
17,224 | 2,079 | 19,550 | (60°34'00" N, 140°24'14" W) |
| Mount McKinley () |
20,156 | 2,466 | 20,320 | (63°04'11" N, 151°00'16" W) |
| Aconcagua () |
22,841 | 5,469 | 22,841 | (32°39'12" S, 70°00'39" W) |
| Mount Everest () |
29,028 | 7,702 | 29,028 | (27°59'18" N, 86°55'27" E) |
1 The Mount Evans and Grays Peak prominence ranges overlap. Assuming a uniform distribution for their true saddle elevations, there is a 47.5% probability that Mount Evans' prominence exceeds that of Grays Peak. As Grays Peak is farther, there is only a roughly one-in-two chance that it belongs to the true distance-based prominence hierarchy.