History/Milestones

A brief history incl. major milestones for the Colorado SOTA Association. Details are a little fuzzy for the early days but I think we captured the important steps. Contact me if you have corrections or more details.

Too much information? Check out a summary with all the firsts in Colorado.

Sources: Steve/wGØAT, Guy/N7UN, Matt/KØMOS, sotadata.org.uk

SOTA in Colorado - Timeline

First 8x MG

George/KX0R Carey/KXØR (also known as George) reached 8000 Activator points on September 26th, 2023. It’s hard to keep track of all his activations and achievements and Carey is certainly in a different league than the rest of us (in WØC). Too many achievements to list them…Read More

10-10-10 Challenge
10-10-10 Challenge

To celebrate the 10th Anniversary, WØC-SOTA organized a 10-10-10 Event. You can read up on all the details following this link. The results can be found on this page.

10th CO Mountain Goat

Brad/WA6MM reached MG status on Friday November 3rd, 2017 by climbing W0C/SP-087 (Black Mountain – 3221 M / 10568 ft) – a journey of 116 Colorado summits.

1st TRIPLE MG in Colorado

Carey/KXØR (also known as George) did it again – he reached triple MG status on July 23, 2017 with an activation of W0C/PR-025 (Rogers Peak – 4082 M / 13391 ft). Just to be clear, that is 3 x 1000 points in Colorado – you don’t wanna know how many miles…Read More

9th CO Mountain Goat

Steve/wGØAT reached MG status on June 28, 2017 with an activation of W0C/FR-029 (North Tarryall Peak – 3628 M / 11902 ft)

8th CO Mountain Goat

John/NØTA reached MG status on on June 23, 2017 by climbing W7Y/EW-020 (Ring Mountain – 2688 M / 8818 ft)

20th CO Shack Sloth
20th CO Shack Sloth

Peter/KDØYOB reached Shack Sloth status on March 28th, 2017

19th CO Shack Sloth
19th CO Shack Sloth

Stephen/K7PX reached Shack Sloth status on March 25th, 2017

18th CO Shacksloth
18th CO Shacksloth

Larry/KØRS reached Shack Sloth status on March 19th, 2017

7th CO Mountain Goat

Lynn/KCØYQF joined the MG ranks with a winter activation of Chief Mtn. (3569 m / 11709 ft) on a windy day on March 4th, 2017  – climbing a total of 164 summits.

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