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A 3.1-mile alpine valley approach in Yoho National Park, British Columbia, climbing 1,461 feet from 5,247 to 6,707 feet. The 9% average grade with 23% maximum steepness delivers sustained climbing into a high-altitude valley, rewarding effort with backcountry access.
This print maps elevation gained approaching a remote alpine valley, each contour line a step toward wilderness. A backcountry design celebrating Canadian Rocky elevation and isolation.