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Badger Valley Trail on the Olympic Peninsula is a 4.4-mile point-to-point climb gaining 2,008 feet to 6,059 feet elevation. The 12 percent average grade with steeper sections reaching 61 percent makes this a strenuous ascent through varied terrain to an alpine valley.
The contours map this serious climb from lower forest through meadows to the high country, each line representing hard-earned elevation. The topo captures a landscape transformed by altitude into subalpine beauty.