Overview

• He began on Sept. 3 at Longs Peak in Colorado and finished on Oct. 4 atop Washington’s Mount Rainier.
• He covered roughly 3,198 miles with 403,638 feet of climbing over 31 days across Colorado, California and Washington.
• About 629 miles were on foot and 2,568 by bike, yielding daily averages near 103 miles and 13,021 feet of ascent.
• He omitted two Lower 48 peaks that sit on private land and linked the publicly accessible Fourteeners.
• He recorded a reported fastest-known time on California’s Norman’s 13 traverse, which awaits verification.