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These Adaptive Hikers Want More Accessible Trails

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Jul 16, 2019

Trevor Hahn, 42, had just returned from a trip to Nepal. There he first lent a hand at a Katmandu orphanage, then joined an adaptive hiking team summiting Gokyo Ri, a 17,500-foot H…

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