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Thunder Lake Trail in Rocky Mountain National Park's Wild Basin is a 5-mile point-to-point hike spanning from 9,439 to 11,630 feet elevation with 116 feet of net gain. The 9 percent average grade with steeper sections reaching 53 percent captures the varied terrain of this high-country route.
The contours render this high-elevation traverse with surprising steepness in sections despite minimal net gain, capturing terrain shaped by glacial forces. The topo celebrates a landscape where the highest points come quickly.