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Appleton Pass Trail on the Olympic Peninsula is a 7.4-mile point-to-point climb gaining 3,098 feet from 2,037 to 5,120 feet elevation. The 13 percent average grade with steeper sections reaching 50 percent makes this a serious backcountry push through varied terrain.
The contours render this sustained mountain pass approach, capturing the elevation gain through forest and meadow to the high crossing. The topo maps a landscape where effort earns mountain glory.