Alex Honnold

Oh, okay, good.

No, going from the valley floor is really hard.

That's so funny because you were talking about rucking a heavy bag up there, and I was like, man, that is a hard walk from the valley floor.

Because I'm thinking everything from the valley floor because I spent so much time in Yosemite.

But going from the valley floor is really tough.

Yeah.

Yeah, that's because I had one season Yosemite where for whatever reason I wasn't really motivated for climbing goals.

And I called it I said that I retired and I was on a trail running season.

Though it's funny because I actually I supported a bunch of my friends on things and I was bouldering with all my friends.

And so, you know, I said that I have a climbing journal.

So by the end of the season, if you look through the journal, it would look like a normal season where like almost every day I was climbing with somebody.

I was doing something.

And then by the end of the season, I actually did a couple of things I was kind of proud of.

But the mindset going into it was like, I don't care.

I'm just here having fun.

I'm trail running and I'm supporting my friends on things.

And that's it.

And one of my big things that season was that I ran Clouds Rest from the valley floor.

But to me, that was like a triumph of trail running, you know, because that's like a pretty big.

How long is that?