The Wet Mountains are a mountain range located in southern Colorado, part of the larger Sangre de Cristo Range. They stretch approximately 50 miles and are known for their lush forests, diverse wildlife, and scenic views. The highest peak in the Wet Mountains is Greenhorn Mountain, which rises to an elevation of 12,352 feet. The area is popular for outdoor activities such as hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing. The Wet Mountains are also home to several small communities, including Westcliffe and Silver Cliff, which serve as gateways for visitors exploring the natural beauty of the region.