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Big climbs
The day hikes with the most elevation gain.
- Hard
Harbor Mountain / Gavan Hill Trail
Tongass National Forest, Alaska
- Distance
- 10 mi
- Elevation gain
- ↑ 14,039 ft
- Estimated time
- 11 h 10 min
- Route type
- Out & back
- Hard
Highline Trail
Bridger-Teton National Forest, Wyoming
- Distance
- 19 mi
- Elevation gain
- ↑ 8,497 ft
- Estimated time
- 11 h 50 min
- Route type
- Out & back
- Hard
Deer Mountain National Recreation Trail
Tongass National Forest, Alaska
- Distance
- 18 mi
- Elevation gain
- ↑ 8,146 ft
- Estimated time
- 11 h 30 min
- Route type
- Out & back
- Hard
Skyline Trail
San Bernardino National Forest, California
- Distance
- 18 mi
- Elevation gain
- ↑ 8,130 ft
- Estimated time
- 11 h 20 min
- Route type
- Out & back
- Hard
Lewis and Clark Jeep Trail
Salmon-Challis National Forest, Idaho
- Distance
- 16 mi
- Elevation gain
- ↑ 7,835 ft
- Estimated time
- 10 h 30 min
- Route type
- Out & back
- Hard
Eek Trail
Matanuska Valley State Moose Range, Alaska
- Distance
- 16 mi
- Elevation gain
- ↑ 7,759 ft
- Estimated time
- 10 h 25 min
- Route type
- Out & back
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