Hiking Vermont's tallest peaks blind with White Wolf Von Atzingen

Hiking Vermont's tallest peaks blind with White Wolf Von Atzingen

This week on The Sports Rapport, host Mitch Wertlieb sits down for a discussion with White Wolf Von Atzingen, a legally blind nature photographer and adventurer living in Vermont.Von Atzingen is…

This week on The Sports Rapport, host Mitch Wertlieb sits down for a discussion with White Wolf Von Atzingen, a legally blind nature photographer and adventurer living in Vermont. Von Atzingen is preparing to embark on a solo journey to summit all six of Vermont's peaks over 4,000 feet in elevation, in an attempt to raise money for Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sports and reduce disability stigma. He plans to hike Mount Ellen, Cutts Peak and Mount Abraham across four days and three nights beginning this month. Check out their conversation on YouTube to see the tools and technology that will make Von Atzingen's solo trek possible, including a talking pedometer and an artificial vision device. Guest: White Wolf Von Atzingen, legally blind nature photographer and adventurer Do you have a topic or guest you want to see on The Sports Rapport? Email us at [email protected]