Winnats Pass is a tough climb out of Castleton through a dramatic limestone cleft. It starts off relatively gently, but gets steeper as you near the top.

The road can get busy with traffic, so take care when going down.

Iain Harber

July 22, 2020

Very tough climb, seems to go on for ever! Dig in and it’s worth it for the sense of achievement! Don’t stop as you will find it very hard to get going again!

Gaby

September 21, 2021

No.33 of the top 100 official climbs. A 1.1 mile (1.8 km) climb with an average gradient of 11.4% and a max of 18.3%. Worth it though as once you have made it up onto the ridgeline the views are awesome!

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Distance 1.34 km

Uphill 180 m

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Location: Castleton, High Peak, Derbyshire, East Midlands, England, United Kingdom

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