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Asmussen's Crack in Shenandoah National Park, Virginia, is a 0.1-mile point-to-point hike gaining 96 feet to 1,552 feet elevation. The 14 percent average grade with maximum slopes of 34 percent makes this one of the park's steepest brief climbs.
The contours capture this ultra-short, ultra-steep Shenandoah scramble, capturing intensity in minimal distance. The topo celebrates terrain where steepness defines a tenth-of-a-mile experience.