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GPS Track Barometric Altimetry of the Calixtlahuaca cycling ride, according to the GPSr Garmin 60 CSX
Here are four different angles from Google Earth with a couple of track overlays from previous hikes. The red track is was this latest hike, and as you can tell it'd be quite challenging to hike from where I parked (Burma Rd.) all the way to the 'Nose', and back in one day.
As you'll can see in other shots from this set, I had hiked to two areas of talus and boulders, presumeably left over from ancient floods. By taking coordinates from sattellite photos and then creating waypoints for them on the GPS receiver, it's easy enough to locate features like these in an otherwise quite confusing mesic forest.
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Data derived from my cellphone and Gaia GPS app. The ONLY question I have to ask myself, what the hell was I doing for one hour and forty-three minutes? Taking photos and catching my breath presumably. I see this morning's little trip back to the car pushed my little junket to just shy of the 21 km mark; that'll teach me to leave my Parks Canada pass in the glove box!
This is the first hike that my Huawei operating system did not intervene and shut down my cellphone's GPS, even after telling it explicitly not to. Huawei, if you are listening, that Pixel 6 sure is looking enticing!