
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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A steep alpine push through the High Sierra near Sequoia National Park. This 3.1-mile point-to-point scramble climbs 2,593 feet from 12,012 feet to 14,318 feet, with an 18% average grade that hits 64% at its steepest pitches. The terrain rises from subalpine meadow into thin air and exposed rock, rewarding serious effort with genuine high-country solitude.
Every contour line on this print traces the route as hikers climbed it, mile by mile, gaining nearly 2,600 feet of elevation. A masterwork of alpine topography, this design belongs on your wall as a reminder of what it feels like to climb above the world.