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6 thoughts on “Little Bear-Blanca Great Traverse”
awesome site alan , I check it most days , I could never do any of this stuff but I sure do find it interesting. one question about this latest post. Did you fish the lake that night u stayed there? 🙂 surely that woulda topped off a great day in my opinion 🙂
Thanks Chris, we didn’t try to fish in Lake Como but I assume there are some nice trout there!
Awesome, Alan! You rock! Well done on the heartiest of 14er traverses! And, taking the West Ridge to LB to boot! Loved the video as well. Hope you are doing great! Looks like it.
Best,
Brandon
Thanks Brandon. This combo climb was a lot of fun!
I thought Long’s Peak would have been the toughest.
There are many Colorado 14ers more difficult than Longs but of course it all depends on the route and time of year. Little Bear and Capital are generally regarded as two of the most difficult via the normal routes. Longs has comparably difficult routes.
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