The Subway Bottom-Up Approach
The Subway Bottom-Up Approach is a 7.1-mile out-and-back foot trail in Zion National Park, Utah. It climbs 721 ft to a high point of 5,356 ft. Difficulty: strenuous, from the NPS hiking-rating formula.
- 3.55 mione way
- 7.1 miround trip
- 721 ftelevation gain
- 5,356 fthigh point
- Strenuousdifficulty
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