Monique Richard of Montreal becomes the first woman to climb Mt Logan, solo!
Monique Richard, it has been confirmed through her agent, that has safely reached the nearly 6 km high mountain, The largest in Canada.
Richard began the track on May 15th. She reached the top ahead of her rigorous schedule and is on her way back down as of today.
She had attempted the ascent last year but had to turn back due concerns of her partner.
Congratulations to Minique Richard for being such a courageous athlete and never giving up.
To follow the alpinists many triumphs you can follow her on her facebook, or one of her gofundme.com pages.

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