At the base of the road/trail is about 2700 ft. above sea level. The top of the road is about 3200 ft. above sea level. If I had to guess, going from memory, some of the nearby peaks are about another 500 or so feet. There are a bunch of trails in and around Old Tucson that would fall into that elevation gain of about 500-800 feet. If you're looking for elevation gain, the tallest peak in Tucson Mountain Park/Saguaro National Park is Wasson Peak, whose summit has an elevation of 4700 feet, and is moderate hike. It's a 7 mile hike along the main loop and has an elevation gain of 1800 feet. Hope this helps!
Not sure of numbers but I think you'll find what you're looking for here
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