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Statistics of 7 summits climber Schneider

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Ranking in 7summits list, either CP or K274
Ranking in Carstensz Pyramid list0
Ranking in Kosciuszko list199
First nameLori
Family nameSchneider
Genderfemale
Country of originUSA
Date of Birth1956-07-04
Name of first summitKilimanjaro
Date of climbing the first summit1993-06-07
Name of final summit in Carstensz listxxx
Date of final summit in Carstensz list0000-00-00
Name of final summit in Kosciuszko listEverest
Date of final summit in Kosciuszko list2009-05-23
Date of climbing Kilimanjaro1993-06-07
Date of climbing Elbrus2002-08-19
Date of climbing Aconcagua1999-12-31
Date of climbing Denali2006-05-23
Date of climbing Vinson2008-12-01
Date of climbing Everest2009-05-23
Date of climbing Carstensz Pyramid0000-00-00
Date of climbing Kosciuszko2008-07-12
Climbed Carstensz Pyramid?No
Climbed Kosciuszko?Yes
Total time including Carstensz Pyramidxxx
Total time including Kosciuszko15y,350d
Age when finished with CPxxx
Age when finished with K52y,324d
Websitehttp://www.ETAdventure.com
Additional InfoLori Schneider is the first person in the world with MS to complete the Seven Summits, as recognized by the World MS Federation.




Personal bio:

Bayfield area resident Lori Schneider developed a bad case of wanderlust when she was 15 years old. She traveled to the corners of the earth in search of unique cultures, people, and challenging experiences.

Lori graduated from an all-women’s college in 1978 and began a twenty-year teaching career, working with special education children, as well as kindergarten and first grade students.
In 1999, at the age of forty-three, Lori developed something else. She awoke one morning with numbness in over 50% of her body. Within two months, it had spread throughout her entire body. The doctors uttered two little letters from an alphabet she had recited so many times - MS.

When the crippling shock of the Multiple Sclerosis diagnosis wore off, Lori decided to accelerate her love of travel and mountains, and set out to climb the highest peak on each continent.

With the highest peaks in Africa, Europe, South America, North America, Australia, Antarctica, and Asia under her belt, LORI BECAME THE FIRST PERSON IN THE WORLD WITH MS (MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS) TO CLIMB MT. EVEREST AND CONQUER THE SEVEN SUMMITS.

Lori’s message to adults and children alike, reminds us that if we believe, we can achieve.

Climbing bio:
Mountain Climbing Experience

‘93 Mt. Kilimanjaro, Africa 19,340’ 6 days
‘93 Ruwenzori Mountains of the Moon, East Africa 13,000’ 1 week
‘93 Annapurna Circuit & Base Camp, Nepal 5 week trek 17,771’
‘94 Torres del Paine, Patagonia, South America 100 mile circuit 4000’ 10 days
‘98 Haute Route, 110 mile hike from Chamonix, France to Zermatt, Switzerland over 11 mountain passes 10,000’ 10 days
2000 Mt. Aconcagua, South America 22,841’ 3 weeks
2000 Mera Peak, Nepal 21,247’ 3 weeks
2002 Mt. Elbrus, Russia, Europe 18,540’ 2 weeks
2005 Ixta Volcano, Mexico 17,200’ 1 week (2 volcanoes)
2005 Nevado de Toluca Volcano, Mexico 15,000’ 1 week
2006 Denali West Buttress route, Alaska, North America 20,320’ 3 weeks
2008Mt. Kosciuszko, Australia 7,308 ft. 1 day
2008 Vinson Massif, Antarctica 16,067 ft 3 weeks
2009 Mt. Everest, Asia 29,035 ft. 2 months

Outdoor Experience

I lived in Steamboat Springs, Colorado for 20 years and enjoyed hiking, kayaking, skiing, mountain climbing and running. I now live in Bayfield, Wisconsin where I love to cross country ski, kayak, hike and run.

2002 Chicago Marathon 26.2 miles
2003 Chicago Marathon 26.2 miles
2006 Grandma’s Marathon, Duluth, MN 26. 2 miles
2008 Great Wall of China half-marathon 13.1 miles

Life Experience

-Graduate of Clarke College, Dubuque, Iowa, class of 1978 with degrees in Special Education K-12 and Elementary Education K-8

-20 years of teaching experience in Special Education and Elementary Education in Iowa and Colorado.

-World traveler with visits to over 50 countries on the continents of Africa, Asia, Europe, Australia, Antarctica, and North & South America.


Kilimanjaro date: 06/07/19
kilimanjaro route: Marangu Route
kilimanjaro partners: Guided through the Kibo Hotel in Africa. Climbing partner, my father Neal Schneider
Kilimanjaro remarks: This climb was arranged through the Kibo Hotel, where we stayed before and after the climb. See ETAdventure.com website for my slide show photos of this climb

Elbrus date: 08/19/02
Elbrus route: Normal route
Elbrus partners: Mountain Madness
Tom Milne Kay LeClaire
Elbrus remarks: See ETAdventure.com website for my slide show photos of this climb

Aconcagua date: 12/31/99
Aconcagua route: Normal Route - North
Aconcagua_partners: Mountain Madness
Chad Kellogg, Climbing partner - my father Neal Schneider
Aconcagua remarks: See ETAdventure.com website for my slide show photos of this climb

Denali date: 05/23/06
Denaliroute: West Buttress
Denali partners: Mt. Trip
Clark Fyans, Leader
Denali remarks: See ETAdventure.com website for my slide show photos of this climb

Vinson date: 12-01-08
Vinson route: From Patriot Hills
Vinson partners: Tom Milne Elevation Mountain Guides Tom Milne leader & climbing partner
Vinson remarks: See ETAdventure.com website for my slide show photos of this climb

Everest date: 05/23/09
Everest route: South Col Route
Everest partners: Alpine Ascents, Vern Tejas Leader, Kay LeClaire climbing partner
Everest remarks: See ETAdventure.com website for my slide show photos of this climb

Kosciuszko date: 07-12-08
Kosciuszko route: Thredbo Village route
Kosciuszko partners: Mike Corbett private guide & leader Australia
Kosciuszko remarks: See ETAdventure.com website for my slide show photos of this climb

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