94 miles + 24,000 feet of climbing all the way around Washington’s Mt. Rainier. How long do you think that would take you? 10 days to enjoy it and take in the vistas? Sounds about right. Well, how about 19 hours? That’s all it took The North Face Team athlete and trail runner Kaytlyn Gerbin’s to set a new female FKT on one of the most grueling courses in the country. Summer of Wonder is a trip deep into the pain cave with Gerbin and her support team as she runs a record pace on the Wonderland Trail: 18h 41m 54s
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SamStevens
April 12th, 2021
19 hours?! Wow, that time just doesn’t need endurance, but ower as well. I mean the distance of the climb itself is in itself quite amazing already, but to do it in under 19 hours? Great job Kaytlyn! Grease Trap Cleaning