Loveland Pass on U.S. Route 6

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Loveland Pass on U.S. Route 6 is a high-elevation mountain pass in the Colorado Rockies known for its steep, winding road and scenic but often hazardous alternative route to the Interstate 70 tunnel.

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Loveland Pass on U.S. Route 6 canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain pass
transportation infrastructure
climateRisk avalanche danger
frequent snow
ice
connects Clear Creek County, Colorado
Georgetown area
linked to: Georgetown

Keystone area
Summit County, Colorado
crosses Continental Divide
drivingDifficulty challenging for large vehicles
requires caution in adverse weather
elevation approximately 11,990 feet
approximately 3,655 meters
hasRoadCharacteristic exposed to alpine weather
sharp curves
steep grades
winding alignment
hasSummitFeature elevation sign
parking area at summit
hasViewOf Arapahoe Basin Ski Area
Loveland Ski Area vicinity
isAlternativeTo Eisenhower–Johnson Memorial Tunnel
Interstate 70 through Eisenhower Tunnel
knownFor hazardous driving conditions in winter
high-elevation driving
scenic views
locatedIn Colorado
United States
locatedInCounty Clear Creek County, Colorado
Summit County, Colorado
locatedInMountainRange Rocky Mountains
locatedInSubrange Front Range
near Continental Divide
partOf Colorado state highway network
U.S. Highway System
popularFor backcountry skiing
photography
snowboarding
tourist sightseeing
roadRestriction chain requirements during winter storms
occasional closures due to avalanches
roadType two-lane paved highway
scenicDesignation informally considered a scenic mountain drive
traversedBy U.S. Route 6
usedBy hazardous materials trucks
vehicles prohibited in Eisenhower Tunnel

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Eisenhower–Johnson Memorial Tunnel replacedOrBypassed Loveland Pass on U.S. Route 6