Summit Sally – her story
Sally doesn’t look at a road and wonder where it goes—she looks at a mountain and figures out how to get up it. If there’s a switchback, she’s already leaning into it.
If the climb gets steep, that’s where she settles in. Flat roads don’t hold her attention for long. She’s always scanning for elevation, for something that challenges balance and focus.
She travels light on purpose. Everything she carries has a reason, and nothing slows her down. Quick stops, quick decisions, and back on the move before most people have even figured out their route. It’s not about rushing—it’s about momentum. Keep moving, keep climbing, keep seeing what’s around the next bend.
Up high, where the air thins and the views open up, that’s where Sally feels right. Not because it’s easy—it’s not—but because it’s earned.
And once she’s there, she doesn’t stay long.
There’s always another ridge, another road, another climb waiting.
Summit Sally’s Motto
“Keep moving, keep climbing, keep seeing what’s around the next bend.”
Fun Fact: Sally packs so light that fellow riders joke her entire kit fits in a tank bag—and somehow she still never forgets the one thing that matters.
Summit Sally’s Bio
Born: March 22nd, 2014
Hometown: Revelstoke BC
Height: 5’ 4”
Weight: Light and nimble
Measurements: Built for balance
School: Mountain School of Navigation
Guilty Pleasures: Trail mix with way too much chocolate
Favorite Foods: Anything high-energy and packable
Turn Ons: Switchbacks and steep climbs
Turn Offs: Flat, boring roads
Favorite song to sing in the shower: “Go Your Own Way” – Fleetwood Mac
Favorite TV Show: Alone
Favorite Bands: Shania Twain, Of Monsters and Men, The Lumineers
Favorite Alcoholic Beverage: Caesar (extra spicy)
Favorite Non Alcoholic Beverage: Electrolyte drinks
Favorite TV Sitcom: Schitt’s Creek
Favorite Clothing Company: Arc’teryx
Favorite Author: Jon Krakauer
Favorite Book: Into the Wild
Event I’d like to attend someday: Overland Expo
Goals and dreams: To reach every summit with a road leading to it
Ambition: To go where others won’t
