We all have our own Everest, a goal to set our sights on. Harrison Beihl completed his goal of “Everesting” Stanford Rock, by climbing the trail 15 times to reach 29,032 ft. Raising money for west shore trail development, Harrison shows us what it takes to set and reach a goal, and the support you need along the way.
The concept of Everesting is fiendishly simple: Pick any hill, anywhere in the world and complete repeats of it in a single activity until you climb 29,032ft – the equivalent height of Mt Everest.
Local mountain biker Harrison Biehl completed his Everest on June 26, 2022 by riding 15 laps of Stanford Rock, and raising money in support of TAMBA building trails on Tahoe’s West Shore.
Biehl is 27 years old, works at Olympic Bike Shop in Tahoe City, and has completed several rides of 15k+ elevation gain. The Everest ride was his his biggest ride to date.
Funds raised will support Tahoe’s West Shore trails including the new single track from Meeks Bay to Lost Lake.
Volunteers at work on the Kaspian Rim
The trail build is part of TAMBA’s strategic plan to build more trails on the West Shore and eventually link the North Shore to the South Shore via epic singletrack.
Show your support for Harrison and TAMBA by making a donation towards his $29,032 goal.
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