About The Route
Crossing the high hills of the Peak District, Snake Pass lays just on the Midlands border  running between Sheffield and Manchester. The name Snake Pass (although it does match the winding roads) actually comes from the emblem of the Snake Inn, who's building lays upon the Snake Pass. The road was first built as a toll road, as it was the most direct route between Manchester and Sheffield, but soon was taken over by the Woodheads Pass (easier and safer route). Snake Pass features tight bends, and steep hill climes / descents.

Places To Stop:
Snake Pass Inn (Food & Drink)

Total Distance: 
20 Miles

Starting Point:
Fox House (heading West)
This file also has a reverse file, where you will be starting from Glossop

Co-ordinates:
1. 53.380669,-1.53843
2. 53.444397,-1.92782
(Reversible)

Road Type:
Rural - A Road

Warnings:
Two lanes, with steep hills and tight corners. Lorries,Tractors, Bikers and Walkers can be found along route, so be cautious.

MISC:
Reverse map included in download.

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