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Pikes Peak makes a frequent appearances on bucket lists. Usually, however, once is enough.
A columnist from Erie, Penn., had other ideas.
On a recent visit to Colorado, he tackled America's mountain in a mix of ways, by train, on foot and by bicycle.
He insists that Colorado must have its own way of figuring out miles.
Click here to read about his experience.
