Dale Head

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Dale Head is a prominent fell in England’s Lake District, known for its sweeping views over the Newlands and Borrowdale valleys.

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Label Occurrences
Dale Head canonical 3

Statements (44)

Predicate Object
instanceOf fell
mountain
classification Wainwright fell NERFINISHED
country England
geologicalContext Borrowdale Volcanic Group NERFINISHED
hasAscentRouteFrom Borrowdale NERFINISHED
Honister Pass NERFINISHED
Little Town NERFINISHED
Newlands Valley NERFINISHED
hasFeature crags on upper slopes
steep flanks above Newlands Valley
hasNameOrigin named for its position at the head of the dale
hasNotableView Blencathra NERFINISHED
Borrowdale NERFINISHED
Great Gable NERFINISHED
Helvellyn range NERFINISHED
Newlands Valley NERFINISHED
Scafell range NERFINISHED
Skiddaw NERFINISHED
hasOrientation forming head of Newlands Valley
hasSummitFeature large cairn
shelter
hasTerrain grassy lower slopes
rocky upper slopes
isDescribedIn Alfred Wainwright's Pictorial Guide to the Lakeland Fells NERFINISHED
isPartOf Newlands Horseshoe NERFINISHED
ridge between Newlands and Borrowdale
locatedIn Cumbria
Lake District
locatedInNationalPark Lake District National Park NERFINISHED
nearbyPass Honister Pass NERFINISHED
nearbySettlement Little Town NERFINISHED
nearbyValley Borrowdale NERFINISHED
Newlands Valley NERFINISHED
overlooksValley Borrowdale NERFINISHED
Newlands Valley NERFINISHED
popularFor fellwalking
hillwalking
panoramic views
range North Western Fells NERFINISHED
region North West England
tourismRegion Cumbria NERFINISHED
usedFor fell running
recreational walking

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Cumbrian Mountains contains Dale Head
Borrowdale boundedBy Dale Head
Catbells hasParentPeak Dale Head