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New
Mexico Summits and Passes - Unpaved
Roads/Trails - Approach Heights
- approach
heights are divided into groups of 500
feet
- tabulation order: highest approach group first - within each group approaches are sorted by average grade - the first grade figure is average uphill grade. It does not consider drops in elevation - the second optional grade figure considers drops in elevation, averaging both drops and climb grades. - both grade figures do not consider elevation differences smaller than 100ft, and underestimate the true climb. - all approaches in this table are at least partially unpaved. But other approaches to the same pass may be paved. - approach height is the difference between starting point and summit. - each approach may be presented by multiple rows. The difference is the starting point. - only the highest entry for each approach is linked. - different approaches may have sections in common. - approach type: L: low point; S: summit ( or point of highest elevation; not necessarily pass elevation ); W: waypoint ( between summit and low point ). L->S approaches are linked.
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