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climb Long`s Peak by: ColoradoBG
I am going to climb Long`s Peak in Rocky Mountain National Park via the Keyhole route in August. The trail is 14 miles roundtrip with 5100 feet of elevation gain.
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  • img_build cardio capacity: 30 minutes of strenuous cardio work every week: jan thru march
    Step 1: Build cardio capacity: 30 minutes of strenuous cardio work every week: Jan thru March3
  • img_hike 3 times per month with 750 to 1500 feet of elevation gain each time: jan through april
    Step 2: Hike 3 times per month with 750 to 1500 feet of elevation gain each time: Jan through April4
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    Step 3: Hike 3 times per month with 1200 to 2000 feet of elevation gain: May through June4
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    Step 4: Hike 3 times per month with 2000 to 3000 feet of elevation gain: July4
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ColoradoBG(244 Days ago)Some say 14,259 feet while others say 14,255 feet. I say: what`s 4 feet between friends? Either way, it is a monumental hiking achievement, especially for someone like me: middle aged
(yes 51 is middle aged whether I like it not) and not a cardio maniac like some of my friends. But I am going to climb that mountain in 2010. In August. The hike is difficult: it`s 14 miles round trip and requires a very early start before dawn in order to summit and be coming down before the afternoon weather can build into dangerous thunderstorms. It also has 5100 feet of elevation gain, almost a mile straight up, or the equivalent of 510 flights of stairs. And there are some dangerous spots where you are fairly exposed with significant drop offs from the trail. The good news is that you are really not alone because many people make this climb. And the elevation gain is less than 1000 feet per mile which is relatively manageable. It`s just a long day, and a difficult hike mostly above treeline. It`s a big challenge, and that is one of the reasons I am doing it. Wish me luck and good fortune.Flag as Inappropriate
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globehound(198 Days ago)Good luck and good fortune. Sounds like a real adventure. How`s the training coming along?Flag as Inappropriate
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