Gdt Eng
- 24.3 mi
- one way
- 6,321 ft
- climb
- Point to point
- route
The GDT Eng is a challenging point-to-point trek spanning 24.25 miles through the rugged backcountry of British Columbia. This remote section of the Great Divide Trail offers experienced hikers an opportunity to traverse high alpine terrain with expansive mountain vistas and pristine wilderness. The route demands strong navigation skills and backcountry experience due to its length, elevation gain, and exposure to variable weather conditions.
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