A GPS and elevation accurate sculpture of PPIHC - made to order in Colorado Springs
Route Overview
The Pikes Peak International Hill Climb (aka “The Race to the Clouds”) is a legendary 12.42 mile trek ascending from Manitou Springs (~6,300 ft) to the summit at 14,115 ft. With 156 turns and a climb of nearly 8,000 ft, this iconic route is a bold test of endurance and grit—perfect for racers, cyclists, road riders, or anyone who’s taken on the thrill of the Peak.
Sculpture Options
Topo Sculpture
Delivers both the trail route and the surrounding alpine terrain. The topo shows the iconic Pikes Peak profile, its ridges, and valleys. Ideal if you want geographic context and visual depth—especially impressive in double green‑brown to evoke forest and earth, or in copper for a more splashy display piece.
Trail Sculpture
Focuses solely on the precise hill‑climb route and its elevation profile. Sleeker and more minimal, this style is great for route‑focused racers who want to celebrate the route’s challenge in clean, sharp detail.
Available Sizes
Choose the perfect display option:
11″ – striking display piece
6″ – compact yet detailed
3″ ornament – with loop to hang
3″ display version – no loop, sleek shelf piece
All sculptures are custom‑made in Colorado, carefully rendered with GPS and elevation accuracy.
Popular Color Choices
Double green‑brown: evokes forest and earth—perfect for the evergreen slopes of the Peak.
Copper: shows off the rugged alpine and summit stonework; also great if you’re picturing the trail against pink morning alpenglow.
A One-of-a-Kind Gift
Authentic: Every curve and contour follows actual GPS data from the hill climb.
Meaningful: A keepsake that represents grit, gain, and the climb.
Gift‑ready: Ideal memento for racers, support teams, and enthusiasts
FAQ
How long is the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb route?
12.42 miles with 156 turns.
What’s the altitude?
Starts around 6,300 ft; summit at 14,115 ft.
Where is it located?
Pikes Peak Highway, ascending from Manitou Springs, Colorado, USA.
When’s the best time of year to go?
The Hill Climb takes place in June, and summer offers the most stable conditions.
What’s something unique about the trail?
It’s one of the highest‑elevation auto races in the world, and the rapidly changing terrain—from pine forests to alpine tundra—creates dramatic elevation gains and varied vistas.
