The trail dips into Anza-Borrego Desert State Park at Scissors Crossing. Then, it winds up, down, and around the San Felipe Hills and lesser mountains of the Cleveland National Forest. Then, it climbs up the backbone of the San Jacinto Mountains. It reaches its highest point in this section at 9,030 feet. Then, it plunges to its lowest point, in broad San Gorgonio Pass. Which statement best paraphrases the sentence from the passage?

A. Once the trail reaches Scissors Crossing, hikers wind around the San Felipe Hills and lesser mountains and climb up the backbone of the San Jacinto Mountains to a section that is at 9,030 feet.

B. After crossing a desert, hills, and mountains, hikers reach the trail's peak, which is at 9,030 feet, before hiking to its lowest elevation in San Gorgino Pass.

C. The trail crosses a desert, winds up, down, and around several hills and mountains and then plunges to its lowest point, which is in wide San Gorgonio Pass.

D. The trail goes through the Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, winds through the San Felipe Hills and the Cleveland National Forest, and then reaches its highest point at 9,030 feet.