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A 2.5-mile alpine climb near Westland Tai Poutini National Park in New Zealand's South Island, gaining 1,479 feet from 648 to 1,979 feet. The 13% average grade reaching 53% maximum steepness packs serious work into minimal distance.
The contours on this design show extreme elevation concentration, nearly 1,500 feet gained in 2.5 miles of trail. A dramatic vertical design celebrating alpine accessibility on New Zealand's West Coast.