The Story
Celebrate one of Colorado’s most dramatic fourteeners with our Pyramid Peak Candle.
Rising to 14,025 feet near Aspen, Pyramid Peak is famed for its steep ridges and striking pyramid-shaped summit. This candle captures the mountain’s bold profile with a topographically accurate 3D wax peak, making it both a functional candle and a keepsake for alpine adventurers.
Choose from scents inspired by the mountains themselves: Fir, a crisp and woodsy evergreen blend layered with cypress, cedar, and moss for a cozy walk through the forest. Or Wildflower, a bright, uplifting floral scent that captures the feeling of relaxing in a sunlit alpine meadow.
- Wax mountain top designed from real elevation data of Pyramid Peak
- Hand-poured with 100% soy wax in small batches
- Available in Fir, Wildflower, and Unscented
- A keepsake for Colorado mountaineers and Aspen explorers

Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Celebrate one of Colorado’s most dramatic fourteeners with our Pyramid Peak Candle.
Rising to 14,025 feet near Aspen, Pyramid Peak is famed for its steep ridges and striking pyramid-shaped summit. This candle captures the mountain’s bold profile with a topographically accurate 3D wax peak, making it both a functional candle and a keepsake for alpine adventurers.
Choose from scents inspired by the mountains themselves: Fir, a crisp and woodsy evergreen blend layered with cypress, cedar, and moss for a cozy walk through the forest. Or Wildflower, a bright, uplifting floral scent that captures the feeling of relaxing in a sunlit alpine meadow.
- Wax mountain top designed from real elevation data of Pyramid Peak
- Hand-poured with 100% soy wax in small batches
- Available in Fir, Wildflower, and Unscented
- A keepsake for Colorado mountaineers and Aspen explorers























