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Lion Lake Trail in Rocky Mountain National Park's Wild Basin is a 2.2-mile point-to-point hike gaining 1,048 feet to 11,094 feet elevation. The 10 percent average grade with steeper sections reaching 33 percent makes this a steep, short push to alpine elevation.
The print captures this intense climb in minimal distance, rising rapidly to 11,000-plus feet through alpine terrain. The topo celebrates a landscape where steepness can be overcome in just over two miles.