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Hardknott Pass
England’s steepest road (up to ~33% / 1-in-3) linking Eskdale and the Duddon Valley in the Lake District, often combined with Wrynose. Single-track hairpins, blind crests, and serious gradient — not for the timid. 1-in-3 single-track hairpins — Britain’s ultimate concentration test. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hardknott_Pass
- Length
- 3.8 km
- Turning
- 159°/km · 20 corners
- Kind of road
- Mountain
- Added
- 21 September · GB
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- Straight
- Flowing
- Tight
- Hairpin
RL
- Position
- 0.00 / 3.84 km
- Heading
- NE 60°
- Turning here
- 40° right
- In bend
- 1 of 14 · 40° right
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