
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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North Longs Peak Trail in Rocky Mountain National Park is a 5.5-mile point-to-point climb gaining 2,403 feet to 12,081 feet elevation. The 9 percent average grade with steeper sections reaching 24 percent makes this a serious high-altitude push toward the park's signature peak.
The artwork captures this direct climb toward one of RMNP's most iconic summits, each contour representing effort at altitude. The topo celebrates a landscape where reaching 12,000 feet means reaching the summit of a mountain.