Buttertubs Pass

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Buttertubs Pass is a high, scenic mountain road in the Yorkshire Dales, England, famed for its steep climbs, dramatic limestone scenery, and frequent use in cycling events.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain pass
road
administrativeArea Richmondshire district
linked to: Richmondshire
category cycling climb
scenic drive
climbCategory Category 3 climb (cycling)
connects Hawes
Swaledale
Thwaite
Wensleydale
country England
elevation approximately 1726 feet
approximately 526 metres
featuredIn Tour de France 2014
linked to: Tour de France
hasFeature hairpin bends
limestone potholes
open moorland
steep gradients
hasViewOf Swaledale valley
linked to: Wharfedale valley

Wensleydale valley
linked to: Yorkshire Dales
knownFor cycling events
limestone scenery
scenic views
steep climbs
locatedIn North Yorkshire
Northern England
Yorkshire Dales
locatedOn B6270 vicinity
maximumGradient around 20 percent
namedAfter Buttertubs potholes
near Buttertubs
Muker
Simonstone
partOf Yorkshire Dales National Park
linked to: Yorkshire Dales
popularWith cyclists
motorcyclists
tourists
region Yorkshire and the Humber
roadType narrow road
two-lane road
surface asphalt
usedFor driving
motorcycling
road cycling
tourism
usedIn Tour de France Stage 1 2014

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Hawes nearPass Buttertubs Pass