Mt Harvard Fourteener 5-Panel Mesh Trucker Hat

Classic trucker cap style with fabrics that make it very breathable. • 47% cotton, 28% nylon, 25% polyester • Five-panel with higher profile • Flat bill, can be bent • Snapback closure  Size guide   A B C D One size (inches) 20 ½-⅝ 4 ½ 2 ⅝ 7 ½  Mount Harvard is ranked as the fourth-highest peak throughout the contiguous United States. Also, this mountain is the third-highest peak in Colorado. Further, it was named aptly in 1869 by the first members of the Harvard Mining School class in honor of Harvard University. Interestingly, the mountain is located within the San Isabel National Forest and has a snow-only route of about 14 miles round-trip. This feature makes it perfect for Snowshoeing and cross country skiing. Elevation Mount Harvard has an elevation of 14,420 ft (4395.6 m). This feature makes it the highest summit of the collegiate peak. Besides, it has an elevation gain of 1,380m. Mountain Range Mount Harvard is regarded as the third-highest peak of The Rocky Mountains - Southern Rocky Mountains in the Sawatch Range. Main Trail Length Mount Harvard trail is a 22.7km trafficked out and back route type. This route is used for hiking, fishing, and more. Besides, dispersed camping is accepted near the trailhead and around the multiple lakes. The trailhead is attributed to a parking lot that is 5 miles ahead at the end of the road and located on the right for North Cottonwood Trailhead. Closest Town Buena Vista, Colorado appears to be the closest town to Mount Harvard.