Climb 1: Mt. Princeton

• 14,200 feet
• Length of hike: 13 miles
• Total Elevation Gain: 5,200 feet
• Route Description (from 14ers.com)
• On the south slope of Mount Princeton is a series of bluffs known as the Chalk Cliffs. The cliffs are not actually chalk, but rather crumbling quartz monzonite. The white cliffs inspired the Wheeler Geological Survey to give the mountain its original name, "Chalk Mountain."
• It is believed that the surveyor Henry Gannett named the mountain Mount Princeton sometime before 1873. 

Climb 2: Mt. Antero 

• 14, 271 feet
• Length of hike: 15.5 miles
• Total Elevation Gain: 5,200 feet
• Route Description (from 14ers.com)
• Known for its gemstone deposits and has one of the highest concentrations of aquamarine in the United States
• Named in honor of Chief Antero of the Uintah band of the Ute.