How many feet did the chilkoot pass be?

The Chilkoot Pass, an important route during the Klondike Gold Rush, reaches an elevation of approximately 3,300 feet (1,000 meters) above sea level. This rugged mountain pass is known for its steep and challenging terrain, which gold seekers had to navigate to reach the goldfields in the Yukon. The trail was often referred to as the "Golden Staircase" due to the arduous effort required to climb it.