43 | One Year Later: The Mountain Looks Different From Here
A year ago, Genell stood at the top of Blackcomb Mountain in Whistler, British Columbia, wearing a red hat and knowing she had done something she wasn't sure she could do.
Eight ascents. 31,200 feet of elevation. 31.2 miles. About 35½ hours with only 30 minutes of sleep.
One year later, she returned to 29029—but this time, she wasn't climbing.
She was volunteering at the summit aid station in Steamboat, Colorado, alongside her husband.
And being on the other side of the experience gave her a perspective she couldn't have had a year earlier.
In this episode, Genell shares what it was like to…
The skinny
The skinny isn't ready yet — notes appear once the transcript is processed.