Will Lyons, a 24-year-old from Asheville, N.C., went to the 2009 Teva Mountain Games wanting to experience everything he could. And he did, participating in six events in four days.

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Last weekend at the Teva Mountain Games, I competed in the Ultimate Mountain Challenge, a competition with kayaking, a 10K footrace, a mountain bike course, and a road bike time trial. I ended up taking 5th place overall in the amateur division. Here are my four reports from the field.

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Humbled and awed are two words to describe my experience running the Native Eyewear 10K at the Teva Mountain Games this past weekend.

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It started with fun banter over dinner and turned into what some hoped would be a heated competition at the Teva Mountain Games in Vail. Now, the results are in.

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Doing a somersault into the 10-foot-long mud pit, crawling on hands and knees through it, and slipping and sliding on the way out was just as fun as encouraging onlookers to give me a high five with filthy hands.

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The Fetzer Vineyards Road Bike Hill Climb included about 10 miles of distance and almost 2,000 vertical feet of elevation gain. I clipped into my Giant TCR Advanced SL, a top-tier road bike, and pedaled hard out of the gate.

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The Native Eyewear 10K Spring Runoff is touted as one of the most challenging footraces in the nation. Indeed, the course up Vail Mountain includes 6.5 miles of trail that climbs and climbs for 1,800 vertical feet.

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My legs are still sore. My lungs are searching for more air. Stage No. 2 of the Ultimate Mountain Challenge was the Sobe XC Mountain Bike race. . .

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