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A 1.8-mile alpine climb in Yoho National Park, British Columbia, gaining 615 feet from 4,290 to 4,904 feet. The 6% average grade with 28% maximum steepness provides steady climbing through subalpine terrain toward a glacial basin.
The contours on this design show compact elevation gain in Canada's Rockies, mapping a high-altitude approach. A Rockies-focused design celebrating the drama of short alpine climbs.