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For Chris Fisher, perhaps the hardest part about doing something really hard in Colorado’s mountains was not doing something else in Colorado’s mountains.
Summit County resident sets new fastest known time record
“I just go with the flow,” Chris Fisher, 29, said of summiting Colorado’s 59 peaks above 14,000 feet in harrowing, wintry conditions
Summiting Colorado's famous 14ers is hard enough. Doing them all in the winter? That's a whole different ballgame.
In a season of record-setting snow accumulations throughout the western part of the United States, Christopher Fisher set his own record.
After placing sixth in last year's Max Vert Challenge, Chris Fisher wanted to make 2021 different.
In the second edition of the Max Vert October challenge, Christopher Fisher spent ten hours a day running up and down a mountain
Due to the pandemic, the Cirque Series — the premier max elevation mountain race — was canceled. That didn’t stop this runner from taking on a very big challenge. In fact, he logged 400K+ feet of elevation in 30 days, setting a new world record.
What did you do in October? Maybe cook a new recipe, read a book or run a couple of times a week?
If you’re looking for motivation, Fisher is that guy. Two-and-a-half years after he bagged his first 14er in Colorado, the former property manager hiked his way to 400,332 vertical feet and a new title.
Summer’s not over. Mountains are still open and this week we get a full dose of high alpine inspiration from Chris Fisher who’s the first person to complete the famous WURL, but make it double! Yes, that Wasatch Ultimate Ridge Linkup dreamed up by Jared Campbell. And Chris, with the help of some friends and the incredible mountain running community is the first person to complete the full out and back of the route.
Breckenridge's Christopher Fisher climbs the ridgeline of the Mosquito and Tenmile mountain ranges while attempting to claim the unsupported fastest known time over the 40-mile, 34-peak traverse. After failing on his first attempt, Fisher claimed the fastest known time by nearly six hours by finishing in 25 hours, 18 minutes and 49 seconds.
