
Giclée on 189gsm enhanced matte paper, archival pigment inks, 300 DPI. Rendered natively at your chosen size, never upscaled. Print only; frame shown for display.
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Bill Hall is a 2.5-mile point-to-point hike near the North Rim that descends 1,765 feet, averaging 15 percent grade with sections as steep as 56 percent. The elevation plunge from 7,198 down to 5,433 feet packs considerable challenge into a short distance.
The artwork captures the abrupt elevation loss and technical terrain of this rim-to-backcountry descent. Its steep contours tell the story of commitment and reward.