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Courtesy of Mountain Swim Series, Wellington Lake, Colorado.

The Mountain Swim Series presents its unique Cliff Backyard Ultra Swim, one of the world’s premier high-altitude swims with a highly unusual format.

At 2,425 meters (7,957 feet) in altitude in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado, race director Geoff Hawksworth challenges swimmers to complete as many 1.5 km loops until they fail in Wellington Lake.

2018 Results:
1. Stephen Rouch, 17 loops, Last to Fail (25.5 km cumulative distance)
2. Keegan Keegan, 16th loop failed (24 km cumulative distance)
3. John Batchelder, 14th loop failed (21 km cumulative distance)
3. Mark Johnston, 14th loop failed (21 km cumulative distance)
5. Joey Pedraza, 13th loop failed (19.5 km cumulative distance)
6. Jan Burton, 12th loop failed (18 km cumulative distance)
6. Karah Nazor, 12th loop failed (18 km cumulative distance)
8. Micha Hanson, 11th loop failed (16.5 km cumulative distance)
8. Stefan Reinke, 11th loop failed (16.5 km cumulative distance)
10. Drew Gaede, 10th loop failed (15 km cumulative distance)
11. John Hughes, 9th loop failed (13.5 km cumulative distance)
11. Rachel Petersen, 9th loop failed (13.5 km cumulative distance)
13. Anita Hartsock, 5th loop failed (7.5 km cumulative distance)
13. Jesse Smith, 5th loop failed (7.5 km cumulative distance)
15. Richard Mohr, 3rd loop failed (4.5 km cumulative distance)
16. Katharine Borczak, 2nd loop failed (3 km cumulative distance)

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