A member of the La Sportiva Mountain Running Team (check out his bio), Leor has a passion for mountain running, mountain climbing, trail running, and skiing. When not in the outdoors, he enjoys listening to all kinds of music and watching movies. Leor is also interested in photography, eco-travel, and meteorology.
Leor grew up in Sammamish, WA but is now a resident of Stanford, CA. He graduated from Stanford Law School with a JD in 2008 and undergraduate school from Rice University in Houston, TX in 2005. Leor has been running much of his life, beginning in Junior High and including NCAA Division I cross country and track and field in undergrad. He is currently job searching and is eager to begin his legal career.
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Email: pantilat(at)gmail(dot)com
Image Header: Ridge to Mount Fury – August 5, 2008
Right: Leor standing atop Mount Darwin’s summit pinnacle – July 7, 2007
Nice information and picture!!! But you need to move the margin a little and than it will be PERFECT!!
By: Talli van Sunder on May 30, 2006
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Your trip report on your climb of the NF of Shuksan is great (good pics,too). I am coming out in a few weeks to do the NF of Shuksan but I am very confused about the approach. I thought parking was at the Mt. Baker Ski Area, but on the topo map, if you park there, it looks like it does not make any sense to descend to the White Salmon Creek. Where did you park and where did you start your approach? Where is the clear-cut in relation to where you park and from where do you ascend to Shuksan Arm? Hoping you can help clarify things for a couple of confused Eastearners. Thanks.
By: Steve Shaud on July 23, 2006
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By: Leor Pantilat: Way Too Cool 50k | trailrunningSoul.com on March 17, 2009
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Great Website! I have seen your material on Summit Post before where I am known as gimpilator. But I just now discovered the amazingly fast running trips you have been doing. Very impressive material. I find it exciting to think about these trips. Keep living life to the fullest.
Adam
By: Adam on August 7, 2009
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