Colorado 14ers & 13ers Peak and Route Scraper
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Colorado 14ers & 13ers Peak and Route Scraper
Scrapes 14ers.com for authoritative Colorado 14er and 13er peak data and climbing route details. Returns peak name, elevation, rank, range, lat/lon, and per-route YDS class, difficulty, trailhead, round-trip miles, elevation gain, exposure/risk notes, and standard-route flag.
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Scrapes 14ers.com — the authoritative source for Colorado fourteener and thirteener climbing data — and returns a structured dataset of peaks and their individual climbing routes.
Each output record combines peak-level data (elevation, rank, mountain range, coordinates) with route-level data (route name, YDS difficulty class, trailhead, round-trip distance, elevation gain, exposure/risk notes, and standard-route flag).
What you get
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
peak_name | string | Full peak name as listed on 14ers.com |
elevation_ft | number | Summit elevation in feet (LiDAR measurement) |
rank | integer | Colorado 14er or 13er rank by elevation |
mountain_range | string | Range (e.g., Sawatch, San Juan, Elk Mountains) |
latitude | number | Summit latitude (decimal degrees) |
longitude | number | Summit longitude (decimal degrees) |
peak_url | string | Canonical 14ers.com URL for the peak |
route_name | string | Route name (e.g., Northeast Ridge) |
route_class | string | YDS difficulty class (Class 1 through Class 5) |
route_difficulty | string | Full difficulty label as shown on site |
round_trip_miles | number | Round-trip distance from trailhead in miles |
elevation_gain_ft | number | Total elevation gain in feet |
trailhead | string | Named trailhead for this route |
exposure_rockfall_notes | string | Exposure, rockfall, route-finding, and commitment risk ratings |
standard_route | boolean | Whether this is designated a standard route for the peak |
How it works
The actor discovers peaks from the 14ers.com sitemap (846 individual peak pages), then crawls each peak's route list and the individual route detail pages to collect statistics. All data is extracted from plain HTML — no JavaScript rendering required.
Coverage: ~58 Colorado 14ers and ~780+ Colorado 13ers, each with 1–11 routes.
Input
| Parameter | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
maxItems | integer | 15 | Maximum number of route records to return. Each peak has multiple routes, so this is the total record cap. |
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Notes
- Respects 14ers.com's robots.txt crawl delay (5 seconds), running at a polite concurrency of 5.
- Transient network errors and rate-limit responses are automatically retried.
- The site does not use Cloudflare or require browser rendering — datacenter requests succeed.
- Records per run: full dataset is ~1,200–1,500 routes across all 14ers and 13ers. Set
maxItemsto 0 to collect all.
