[Jeff]

Hi Gina!

Welcome packets for all of the 2024 challenges (including SoCal) will begin shipping the last week of December. Once the challenge officially starts on January 1, 2024, we begin shipping welcome packets as people register, typically within 5-7 business days or less.

Right now, I'm working hard on finisher certificates for our 2023 challengers. 😉

[Jeff]

Now open for registration:

• 2024 Arizona Winter
• 2024 Southern California
• 2024 San Diego
• 2024 Bay Area
• 2024 Central Oregon
• and more to follow!

[Jeff]

San Diego is now open! More to follow throughout this week.

[Jeff]

Saw this in Flagstaff. 😎

https://www.instagram.com/p/CyZ5qH5rj3S/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

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[Jeff]

Hi Sam! I’ll look into this today. Congratulations on completing the challenge!

[Jeff]

I just sent out an email update on the welcome packets this afternoon. Check your inbox. 🙂

[Jeff]

Hi Tanessa! I just setup David's account today. He should get an email with instructions on setting his password. Note that the challenge begins January 1st, and the dashboards (both on the web and in the app) will “go live” later this month. You both have access now to the 2024 SoCal Six-Pack of Peaks Challenge group.

[Jeff]

Hi Ninfa!

You were automatically added to the 2024 San Diego Challenge group. You can view this if you go to “My Groups” on the website or via the app.

The “log a hike” and other functions on the dashboard (both on the app and the website) will automagically appear later this month, before the challenge starts on January 1st.

[Jeff]

Hi Jeff. I checked on this and your welcome packets were not sent. You should've received yours by now. It looks like there was a number of people who did not get their Arizona Winter welcome packet, but should have by now. I will check into this on Thursday morning and get back to you via email.

[Jeff]

What challenges are you interested in for 2024, Jacqueline?

[Jeff]

Hi Sherri! The 3-2-1 challenge is not organized or affiliated with the Six-Pack of Peaks Challenge. It's run by the Mountain Communities Chamber of Commerce, and you can read more about it here: https://www.mymountainchamber.com/321-challenge

ONE of the peaks in the 3-2-1 challenge is Sawmill, which is also a peak in the SoCal Six-Pack of Peaks Challenge. So a lot of Six-Pack challengers will do Sawmill, and ALSO do Pinos (which is on the way to Sawmill) and Grouse (which adds mileage, but isn't too bad). That way they not only get one badge in the Six-Pack of Peaks Challenge (for Sawmill) but can also complete the 3-2-1 challenge.

Does that make sense?

mymountainchamber.com

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[Jeff]

Douglas and Tony— any peaks you’d like to nominate?

[Jeff]

Fixed! Congratulations again.

[Jeff]

Hi Lorilee. I've fixed the date as well.

[Jeff]

Thanks, Heidi. It's fixed for both you and Coal now. Congratulations!