Chris Davenport Climbing and Skiing the Centennials in Colorado - The Mountaineer

Faces of Dav Ep.6: The Mountaineer
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Faces of Dav Ep.6: The Mountaineer

Over the last 4 years, Davenport has successfully climbed every 14,000-foot peak in Colorado. Now he has his sights on an even loftier goal; climbing the Centennial peaks of Colorado- the top 100 highest peaks in the state. Chris takes to southwest Colorado with partners Ted and Christy Mahon, checking off three more peaks and bringing them within striking distance of completing this 2-year project.

 


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