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KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. - Scale Washington’s 100 highest peaks in 51 days? How about summiting California’s fifteen mountains—towering at 14,000-foot-plus—in less than a week? NBD, says Bonanza P.E. Teacher, Jason Hardrath, the climber who has faced incredible odds to break more than 100 fastest known times around the world—and built a following by making the impossible possible with every single step.
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. - Featuring the accomplishments of Bonanza resident and physical education teacher, Jason Hardrath; Journey to 100 will premiere on Thursday, April 21 at the Ross Ragland Theater in Klamath Falls. A question and answer session will be held immediately following the film.
Read MoreBONANZA, Ore. – Jason Hardrath is always looking for a chance to teach new skills to his Bonanza Elementary School P.E. students. His classroom features a 12-foot high, 40-foot wide rock climbing wall. In addition to the traditional P.E. activities, his students learn climbing techniques and how to ride skateboards. There is a mountain bike fleet for older students, and even unicycles for those looking for a challenge.
Read MoreJason Hardrath is our guest on Season 5, Episode 4 of Ask Klamath.
in this episode, we chat with Jason about his Fastest Known Time on the Cascade Trifecta, what it took for him to get where he is today, how he inspires his students and we take your questions LIVE.
Read MoreAbout 100 sixth-graders from Bonanza and Shasta elementary schools celebrated their graduations from elementary school today by hiking to the summit of Hogback Mountain.
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