The Upright Boot on Creighton Ridge: How She Walked Out of Impossible
The Upright Boot on Creighton Ridge: How She Walked Out of ImpossibleA laced hiking boot sat perfectly upright on a concrete pad at 9,400 feet - not dropped, not flung, placed with intention - three and a half miles from the nearest maintained trail and beyond 200 feet of vertical quartzite no one climbs alone. Rachel Tate's last GPS ping showed her moving toward that wall, yet eight days later a boot stood where no one expected; how did she cross that impossible terrain and walk out?In this episode, we tell the sequence of events from Rachel Tate's planned Ridgeline Connector thru-hike…
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