| #7 toughest climb of East Midlands |
| #1 most elevation gain of East Midlands |
| #4 longest climb of East Midlands |
Snake Pass from Glossop is a climb in the region Peak District. It is 6.8km long and bridges 361 vertical meters with an average gradient of 5.3%, resulting in a difficulty score of 225. The top of the ascent is located at 512 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 1 review/story of this climb and uploaded 0 photos.
Road names: High Street East, Sheffield Road, Woodcock Road, Snake Pass, Snake Road & A57
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Can't believe it - not a single review of The Snake on here! It's pretty famous among road cyclists: even southerners like me have heard of it. I rode it in 1999 on a lovely summer evening with a decent tailwind, so flew up it. I was lucky to have light traffic but I know it gets horribly busy these days. A few years back it was closed to cars for repairs, and cyclists flocked to it then as to a shrine. It is a wide main road that lazily bends with easy grades on its way up into the featureless moorland bleakness. Not the prettiest part of the Peak District!
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