See the SP page for the Sangres written by Ryan. This is the best overview on the web for these mountains

Spanning two states, the Sangre de Cristo Mountains are one of the longest fault-block mountain ranges in the world. From Salida, Colorado, the Sangres stretch 225 miles to Santa Fe, New Mexico, but if you follow their crest through all its jogs from Poncha Pass to its terminus at Glorieta Pass, the range's length exceeds 300 miles. In Colorado, they are among the most dramatic peaks in the state, soaring up in excess of 7000 feet from the surrounding valleys with only the smallest foothills.

10 fourteeners and 86 thirteeners, including Wheeler Peaks which is the highest point in New Mexico, blanket the Sangres. By far the most famous peaks here are the Crestones which are the favorite 14ers by many Colorado 14er enthusiasts. In Spanish, Sangre de Cristo means "Blood of Christ" and this name most likely originated as a reference to the blood-red color the range assumes during sunrise and sunset. The Sangres mark the southern end of the Rocky Mountains, and as such, their history since Europeans arrived is lengthier than any other range in Colorado. In fact, Colorado's oldest town, San Luis was established in 1851 and lies in the valley just west of the Culebra Range. The complete list of peaks above 13,500 in the Sangres are listed below with links to the corresponding Summitpost pages.

Peak Name	Sangre Elev Rank	Sangre Prom Rank	State Elev Rank	Elevation	Estimated Prominence	Peak Lat.	Peak Long.	Quadrangle
Blanca Peak	1	1	4	14345	5325	37.5774	105.4857	Blanca Peak
Crestone Peak	2	3	7	14294	4554	37.9667	105.5853	Crestone Peak
Crestone Needle	3	125	19	14197	457	37.9647	105.5767	Crestone Peak
Kit Carson Peak	4	32	23	14165	1025	37.9796	105.6025	Crestone Peak
Challenger Point	5	217	34	14081	301	37.9802	105.6064	Crestone Peak
Humboldt Peak	6	26	37	14064	1204	37.9761	105.555	Crestone Peak
Culebra Peak	7	2	41	14047	4667	37.1222	105.1857	Culebra Peak
Ellingwood Point	8	188	42	14042	342	37.5825	105.4925	Blanca Peak
Mount Lindsey	9	20	43	14042	1542	37.5838	105.4448	Blanca Peak
Little Bear Peak	10	162	44	14037	377	37.5667	105.4972	Blanca Peak
Columbia Point	11	173	56	13980	360	37.9784	105.5968	Crestone Peak
Mount Adams	12	43	66	13931	871	38.0075	105.6048	Horn Peak
Red Mountain A	13	130	70	13908	448	37.1122	105.1813	Culebra Peak
California Peak	14	79	84	13849	629	37.6142	105.4989	Blanca Peak
"Huerfano Peak"	15	64	93	13828	688	37.6004	105.4477	Blanca Peak
"Obstruction Peak"	16	189	107	13799	339	37.9783	105.5882	Crestone Peak
Rito Alto Peak	17	29	110	13794	1134	38.1028	105.6614	Rito Alto Peak
Vermejo Peak	18	53	135	13723	761	37.0942	105.1911	Culebra Peak
Colony Baldy	19	40	143	13705	925	37.9956	105.56	Crestone Peak
Purgatoire Peak	20	45	160	13676	849	37.0725	105.2108	Culebra Peak
UN 13,660 A	21	151	168	13660	400	37.5986	105.501	Twin Peaks
West Spanish Peak	22	5	184	13626	3686	37.3756	104.9935	Spanish Peaks
Pico Asilado	23	48	188	13611	831	37.9442	105.5589	Crestone Peak
Tijeras Peak	24	55	189	13604	744	37.9244	105.5404	Crestone Peak
Electric Peak A	25	39	191	13598	938	38.1818	105.7083	Electric Peak
Cottonwood Peak	26	30	195	13588	1128	38.219	105.7565	Valley View Hot Springs
Twin Peaks A	27	77	198	13580	640	37.59	105.519	Twin Peaks
UN 13,580 B	28	133	202	13580	440	38.0006	105.6004	Horn Peak
UN 13,577	29	207	205	13577	317	37.6007	105.4932	Blanca Peak
Broken Hand Peak	30	67	209	13573	673	37.9569	105.5667	Crestone Peak
UN 13,565	31	95	212	13565	545	37.1401	105.1754	El Valle Creek
Fluted Peak	32	57	215	13554	734	38.0245	105.6014	Horn Peak
Gibbs Peak	33	63	217	13553	693	38.1637	105.6663	Electric Peak
UN 13,546	34	74	221	13546	646	38.0035	105.619	Horn Peak
UN 13,541	35	170	223	13541	361	37.9916	105.5918	Crestone Peak
"Cloud Peak"	36	121	240	13524	464	38.1174	105.6576	Rito Alto Peak
Milwaukee Peak	37	215	241	13522	302	37.9478	105.5513	Crestone Peak
Trinchera Peak	38	35	243	13517	977	37.2891	105.1648	Trinchera Peak
"Silver Peak"	39	128	247	13513	453	38.1291	105.67	Electric Peak
Eureka Mountain	40	50	251	13507	807	38.0788	105.6401	Rito Alto Peak

Afternoon light on Marble and Milwaukee Peaks

Crestone Needle