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The South Kaibab/Bright Angel Loop at Grand Canyon National Park is a punishing 21.6-mile circuit descending and ascending 4,968 feet. Running from the rim at 7,200 feet down to the Colorado River at 2,455 feet and back up, the 9% average grade masks sections hitting 42% that'll remind you why this is Arizona's most serious day hike.
This loop's contour art faithfully renders the brutal elevation swings from rim to river, capturing every switchback and steep section in precise topographic detail. A jaw-dropping wall piece from one of the Southwest's most iconic descents.