Berthoud Pass
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Der Berthoud Pass [ˈbɜrθəd]ist ein Gebirgspass im Zentrum des US-Bundesstaats Colorado. Der Pass liegt auf der Grenze der Countys Clear Creek County und Grand County und verläuft zwischen den Städten und Idaho Springs. Über den Berthoud Pass führt die Kontinentale Wasserscheide.
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View from the summit of Berthoud Pass
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Der Berthoud Pass [ˈbɜrθəd]ist ein Gebirgspass im Zentrum des US-Bundesstaats Colorado. Der Pass liegt auf der Grenze der Countys Clear Creek County und Grand County und verläuft zwischen den Städten und Idaho Springs. Über den Berthoud Pass führt die Kontinentale Wasserscheide.
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Berthoud Pass (/ˈbɜːrθəd/ BURTH-əd; elevation 11,307 ft (3,446 m)) is a high mountain pass in central Colorado, in the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains of the western United States. The pass is located west of Denver, and provides a high route between upper Clear Creek Canyon to the upper valley of the Fraser River in Middle Park to the north. It traverses the continental divide at the Front Range, on the border between Clear Creek County and Grand County. The pass is named for Edward L. Berthoud, the chief surveyor of the Colorado Central Railroad during the 1870s. Accompanied by Jim Bridger, Berthoud discovered the pass in July 1861 while surveying a possible route for the railroad. Berthoud concluded that the pass was suitable as a wagon road, but not as a railroad, and was then hired by the Central Overland California and Pikes Peak Express Company to survey a route over the pass to Salt Lake. The pass is currently the route of U.S. Highway 40, north of its junction with Interstate 70 in Clear Creek Canyon. It provides the fastest road access to Winter Park and a secondary route to Steamboat Springs from Denver and the Colorado Front Range. However, the pass is one of the most notoriously difficult passes in Colorado for motorists, based on its height as well as the steep grades on both sides (6.3%) and the large number of switchbacks on the southern side of the pass. At least 55 avalanche paths have been mapped on Berthoud Pass; with some of them intersecting U.S. Highway 40, and a smaller subset of paths intersecting the roadway at multiple points on the pass. In 2015, CDOT installed an automated propane-fueled avalanche mitigation system consisting of five units that create concussive blasts to mitigate snow slab buildup on avalanche path #5, Stanley.
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