Winnats Pass

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Winnats Pass is a steep, limestone gorge and mountain pass in England’s Peak District, known for its dramatic scenery and winding road near the village of Castleton.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf limestone gorge
mountain pass
climate temperate maritime
country England
formedBy collapse of ancient cave system
formerlyCarriedRoad A625 NERFINISHED
geologicalComposition limestone
hasCliffs limestone cliffs
hasDesignation Site of Special Scientific Interest
hasFeature narrow road
sheer valley sides
hasGradient steep
hasRoad A6187 NERFINISHED
hasViewOf Castleton NERFINISHED
Hope Valley NERFINISHED
hazard steep gradients for vehicles
tight bends
knownFor dramatic scenery
winding road
landscapeType karst landscape
locatedIn Derbyshire
High Peak area of Derbyshire NERFINISHED
Peak District NERFINISHED
locatedNear Castleton NERFINISHED
managedBy Peak District National Park Authority NERFINISHED
nameEtymology possibly from "wind gates"
nearbyFeature Blue John Cavern NERFINISHED
Mam Tor NERFINISHED
Speedwell Cavern NERFINISHED
Treak Cliff Cavern NERFINISHED
partOf Derbyshire Dales landscape NERFINISHED
Peak District National Park NERFINISHED
popularWith cyclists
photographers
tourists
region East Midlands
roadType single-carriageway
scenicRouteBetween Castleton NERFINISHED
Chapel-en-le-Frith area NERFINISHED
SSSIType geological
topographicFeature steep gorge
touristAttractionStatus local landmark
usedFor cycling
hiking
road traffic
tourism
valleyType dry valley

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Peveril Castle viewOf Winnats Pass
A6187 passesNear Winnats Pass
Speedwell Cavern near Winnats Pass
Hope Valley hasNearbyPass Winnats Pass