Loveland Pass

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Loveland Pass is a high mountain pass in the Colorado Rockies known for its steep, scenic route and role as an alternative to the Eisenhower Tunnel on the Continental Divide.

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Loveland Pass canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain pass
transportation route
accessibleBy hikers
motor vehicles
bypassesRestrictionOf Eisenhower Tunnel hazardous materials ban
climate alpine
crosses Continental Divide of the Americas
linked to: Continental Divide
elevation approximately 11,990 feet
approximately 3,655 meters
hasHairpinTurns yes
hasMaximumGrade approximately 6.7 percent
hasRecreationActivity backcountry touring
hasRoadHazard high winds
sharp curves
steep drop-offs
hasRoadType two-lane paved highway
hasSummitParking yes
hasSummitSign indicates crossing of Continental Divide
isAlternativeTo Eisenhower Tunnel
Johnson Tunnel
knownFor avalanche risk
backcountry skiing
scenic views
snowboarding
steep grades
locatedIn Colorado
United States
locatedInCounty Clear Creek County, Colorado
Summit County, Colorado
locatedInMountainRange Rocky Mountains
namedAfter William A.H. Loveland
near Arapahoe Basin Ski Area
Loveland Ski Area
offersViewOf Continental Divide
Front Range of the Rocky Mountains
Tenmile Range
onRouteBetween Dillon, Colorado
Georgetown, Colorado
Keystone, Colorado
openTo hazardous-materials trucks
partOf U.S. Route 6 corridor
linked to: U.S. Route 6
popularFor hitchhiking skiers
photography
tourist sightseeing
roadOften icy in winter
snow-packed in winter
subjectTo avalanche control operations
winter closures
traversedBy U.S. Highway 6 NERFINISHED

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Continental Divide hasNotablePass Loveland Pass
Arapahoe Basin Ski Area locatedOn Loveland Pass
Georgetown, Colorado near Loveland Pass