Buttertubs Pass

Buttertubs Pass.
Quite a beautiful location in the Yorkshire Dales.
The pass itself is named for the limestone potholes known as 'Buttertubs' which lie along its length. The pass is a two-mile long section of road which rises to a height of 1690 feet above sea level. Drivers and cyclists have stated that the views from the top are spectacular, and the descent is exhilarating.