Kesugi Ridge Hiking Guide: GPX files
Kraig Adams, kraigadams.com

These are my own GPS recordings of the Kesugi Ridge Trail in Denali State
Park, Alaska, hiked alone June 1 to 2, 2020: from the Little Coal Creek
Trailhead up onto the ridge to a camp on the open tundra, then the whole
ridge south-west to Byers Lake the next day. They show the way I actually
walked, in early June snow. All timestamps have been removed.

kesugi-ridge-day-1-little-coal-creek-to-camp.gpx
                                   Day 1: Little Coal Creek Trailhead to my
                                   camp on Kesugi Ridge (6.8 mi / 10.9 km)
kesugi-ridge-day-2-ridge-to-byers-lake.gpx
                                   Day 2: Kesugi Ridge to Byers Lake
                                   (26.0 mi / 41.8 km)
kesugi-ridge-full-route.gpx        Both days in one file, plus waypoints for
                                   the trailhead, my camp, my day 2 high
                                   point and Byers Lake
stats.json                         The numbers used in the guide

Where two points are far apart (the app was paused) the track is split, so
no app draws a straight line across the ridge. Heights are AllTrails'
terrain heights. Snow covered parts of the trail when I walked it; in
summer, follow the trail and the cairns on the ground.
