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The only fourteener in Rocky Mountain National Park and a landmark visible across much of Colorado's Front Range, Longs Peak draws tens of thousands of hikers a year up its demanding Keyhole Route, one of the most popular non-technical high-mountain scrambles in the United States, while its sheer 1,000-foot Diamond face is a proving ground for American big-wall and alpine rock climbing.
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