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Location:

Ogden,UT,

Member Since:

Nov 21, 2009

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Other

Running Accomplishments:

Finished my first 100 miler in '10, the Bear 100 in 26:05. 

55K 5:13

50 mile 7:47

Big Horn 100 Mile 24:54

 Squaw Peak 50:

2009: 13:48 (140th OA)

2010: 11:06 (26th OA)

2011: 10:01 (7th OA)

 

Short-Term Running Goals:

2012 schedule:

Red Hot 50K+  (5:23)

Buffalo Run 50 mile (7:47, 1st AG, 7th OA)

R2R2R

Squaw Peak 50 mile (11:40)

Big Horn 100 Mile (DNS)

Loco

Bear 100

Chimera 100

Zion Travers (Done)

Long-Term Running Goals:

God created skis and surfboards to keep the truly gifted from ruling the world.

I've finally let go of my preconceived notions of what it's supposed to feel like to run. - Geoff Roes

 

"If I had eight hours to chop down a tree; I'd spend six of them sharpening the axe." Abe Lincoln

 

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Absolutely, stunningly beautiful run up Lewis Peak tonight.  Had the whole mountain to myself.  Late evening clouds made for some sweet summer alpenglow, wild flowers were thick and the colors vivid in the late sun. Ben Lomond might be a more popular, and better overall,  run, but not, in my opinion, nealry as pretty as cruising the ridges on Lewis in the late evening.  First time up this year and I ran the whole thing out and back, felt great, much better than it ever did last year, I took it easy and enjoyed every second of it.  Watched the sunset from the high point before dropping down the switchbacks. 

2 hours round trip. 11 mmiles or so, can't recall the vertical, but guessing 2800-3000?

Interesting side note: Pulled in the parking lot at 7:20 and not car or a soul anywhere.  A minute later a mini van pulled up and a kid, guessing mid to late 20's got out and asked if I was headed for a run.  I said yes and he asked which way, then said they were headed to Ben Lomond Peak, then Willard Peak then down to Perry (which is a small town just south of Brigham City on hwy 89! Leaving the trailhead at 7:30 PM on a Wednesday night for what had to be 19+ miles and 4000+ vertical feet of running.  Pretty ambitious I think.  

Comments
From gdoc on Thu, Jul 07, 2011 at 01:24:14 from 98.202.195.25

Awesome run... your description makes me want to get out again... Where you starting for your run up Lewis?

From Oreo on Thu, Jul 07, 2011 at 10:06:00 from 206.81.136.61

Agreed Awesome Run! Your legs are bionic Bryce!

From jun on Thu, Jul 07, 2011 at 11:39:49 from 205.158.160.209

Great run. Sounds so inspiring. It's time to start hitting the trails higher up, for sure.

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