I hiked the tallest mountain in the 48 contiguous States Yesterday

[Lestat]

That would be cool to smoke one at base camp. I tell people that when I was in the Army and did mountain training it was the toughest thing I did while in. The elevation, my short legs, and ruck sack just killed me. I rather swamp training anytime.

I had the herb with me, but I was too tired, high from the intense workout, and just didn't have the time to chill and relax long enough. I was always doing something while I was awake.

 

[juiceddreadlocks]

lol. I've backcountry snowboarded at 13,300ft. Props, it's not easy to breathe over 10k ft.

 

[Lestat]

this was the view looking up

 

[Lestat]

lol. I've backcountry snowboarded at 13,300ft. Props, it's not easy to breathe over 10k ft.

bro come out to Cali so you can top 14,500!

Or I'll come to Colorado and we can drive up Pike's peak and get some donuts at the top. lol.

 

[Lestat]

13,600

 

[jackangel]

that's fucking cool. props to a nigga.

 

[Beachboy6294]

Man that is some beautiful pics!!

 

[juiceddreadlocks]

bro come out to Cali so you can top 14,500!

Or I'll come to Colorado and we can drive up Pike's peak and get some donuts at the top. lol.

lol, my goal for this summer is to ride my bike around that same area on loveland pass and also up trail ridge road in rocky mountain national park.

Tell ya what, let's train for a year then meat at Everest base camp.

 

[Lestat]

Nice tent, so wind worthy... nice when you have no tree's for shelter, finding anchor points is a bitch though lol.

Good catch bro, that tent went over in the wind during summit day!

My tent is the blue on the right, it is less exposed. The dude with the yellow bivy sack found just enough space down there. Toughest thing was finding level ground.

 

[juiceddreadlocks]

Trail Ridge Road by Estes Park is the highest paved road in the US... fantastic hike to the top of the summit above the road.