Episode 3: Bob Bolton- so mountains, so little time! 1200 peaks and still counting!

EPISODE · Dec 10, 2023 · 45 MIN

Episode 3: Bob Bolton- so mountains, so little time! 1200 peaks and still counting!

from The PNW PeakBaggers Podcast · host Bill Goodgion

Bob has been a member of PNW PeakBaggers since Oct of 2019. He didn't start running until at the age 43, ran in 5 Hood to Coast relay events and many other races. He also started slowly working on the state highpoints and Colorado 14ers. In 2002, he started list-based "peakbagging", so far completing 52 lists including 25 personally devised lists. He completed Oregon CoHPs in ’03 Completed Washington CoHPs in ’04 Completed CONUS Ultras in ’08 Completed Oregon P2Ks in ’10 Completed CONUS top 100 prominences in ’11 Completed CONUS state HPs in ’12 Completed Oregon top 100 prominences in ’13 Climbed Colorado 14er Mt. Wilson in ’15 leaving only Jack Mountain to complete the CONUS P4Ks- in case anyone wants to help with Jack Mountain! Summary: Bob Bolton, a member of PNW Peak Baggers, shares his journey and accomplishments in peak bagging. He discusses his focus on prominence and various peak bagging lists he has completed. Bob talks about his late start in peak bagging and the influence of online forums in his decision to pursue peak bagging. He shares his definition of a peak bagger and his most physically demanding climbs. Bob also discusses the importance of finding compatible climbing partners and the benefits of being part of the PNW Peak Baggers community. He offers advice for new peak baggers and emphasizes the importance of training and gaining experience. Takeaways: Focus on prominence and peak bagging lists can provide structure and goals for climbers. Late starts in peak bagging are possible and can lead to significant accomplishments. Finding compatible climbing partners is crucial for a successful and enjoyable climbing experience. Being part of a peak bagging community can provide inspiration, support, and opportunities for connection. Training, gaining experience, and having the right equipment are essential for peak bagging success. Chapters: (00:00) Introduction and Background (01:15) Bob's Accomplishments (03:10) Focus on Prominence and Peak Bagging Lists (04:33) Late Start in Peak Bagging (05:58) Discovering Peak Bagging Lists (08:18) Defining Peak Bagging (09:17) Most Proud Peak or List (10:43) Physically Demanding Climbs (16:20) Not Repeating Climbs (9:34) Finding Climbing Partners (21:30) Benefits of Being in PNW Peak Baggers (24:42) Love for the Mountains (30:57) Staying in Shape (34:12) Nutrition and Eating Habits (36:32) Other Hobbies (40:19) Parting Wisdom for New Peak Baggers You can follow Bob on Facebook and on his YouTube channel at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCM6DYVuEHCvFWOvo9HV4SRw You can learn more about us at www.pnwpeakbaggers.com We talk all things "peakbagging" in the PNW and you will hear some great stories and solid advice along the way!

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