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The iconic Nepal approach to the world's highest peak: 33.0 miles with 12,356 feet of elevation gain from 8,380 feet to 17,463 feet on this point-to-point trek. Grades average 10 percent with steeper sections hitting 62 percent. This is the world's most famous multi-day climbing experience, threading through Sherpa villages and rhododendron forests.
Everest Base Camp earns a 5. The elevation profile shows the cumulative altitude gain and the thin-air consequences. This art celebrates one of Earth's great pilgrimage routes.