
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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The approach to Hallett Peak covers just 0.6 miles but climbs 353 feet into serious alpine terrain near Bear Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park. Despite modest distance, the grade spikes to 92 percent in places, making this a technical, exposed scramble above 12,000 feet. The elevation range of 348 feet is deceptively punchy.
This design renders the exact elevation profile of Hallett's steep final push, capturing the dramatic pitch hikers face at altitude. Mount this print to celebrate the intensity of short, steep mountain passages.