
What becomes possible when you refuse to get smaller? Life dispatches from the mountain — written for women who feel the appetite coming back.
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A note on the route: The Walker's Haute Route is an established trek across the French and Swiss Alps, running roughly 134 miles over eleven passes, with up to 45,000 feet of ascent, usually walked in 12 to 14 days between Chamonix and Zerm...
Yesterday I walked for six and a half hours in the rain.
I left Refuge Le Peuty at 7:20 in the morning after a fairly terrible night’s sleep in a dorm with three lovely 19-year-old guys from the UK and Kelsey, a 30-year-old from San Diego....
Yesterday, my friend Pam left a comment on my Instagram.
Pam and I kiteboarded together this summer, and she quoted The Sound of Music:
“Climb ev’ry mountain…”
She told me I had inspired her.
Pam knows something about me.
I climb mount...
I’m writing this from a rooftop in Geneva.
Tomorrow I head to Chamonix.
And then I start my trek, which I now call my “mini-PCT.”
It feels a little like the beginning of a new season.
Which seems appropriate, because I have absolutely n...
My living room floor is covered with everything I plan to carry across the Alps.
Hiking shoes. Poles. Rain gear. A couple of pairs of pants. Layers. Toiletries. A carefully negotiated collection of things that have earned the right to come...
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I turned 60 on a volcano in Ecuador\ud83c\udfd4️. My life is the lab — climbing 6,000-meter peaks and other big adventures. This is where I share everything I’m learning about staying fully alive in the second half. Come figure it out with me. #Unsmallable
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