Cauldron Snout

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Cauldron Snout is a long, rocky cascade on the River Tees in northern England, known for its dramatic scenery along the Pennine Way.

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Cauldron Snout canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cascade
waterfall
accessedBy footpath along the River Tees
accessedFrom Cow Green Reservoir car park
country England
downstreamFrom Cow Green Reservoir
drainageBasin North Sea
environmentalDesignation Site of Special Scientific Interest (Upper Teesdale SSSI)
formedBy River Tees flowing over Whin Sill dolerite
geologicalSetting Whin Sill
linked to: Whin Sill dolerite
hasHazard slippery rocks
steep, uneven terrain
hasView Upper Teesdale landscape
linked to: Teesdale
height approximately 60 metres
knownFor dramatic scenery
long rocky cascade
rugged gorge
length approximately 200 metres
locatedIn County Durham
locatedInArea Upper Teesdale
linked to: Teesdale
locatedInProtectedArea North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
linked to: North Pennines
locatedInRegion Northern England
locatedNear Cumbria
locatedOnWaterway River Tees
locatedWithin Moor House-Upper Teesdale National Nature Reserve
nearbySettlement Langdon Beck
Middleton-in-Teesdale
nearestMajorTown Barnard Castle
partOf North Pennines
partOfRoute Teesdale section of the Pennine Way
linked to: Pennine Way
popularFor geology field trips
hiking
landscape photography
riverSystem Tees river system
linked to: River Tees
tourismType nature tourism
walking tourism
traversedBy Pennine Way
upstreamFrom High Force
watercourse River Tees

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Pennine Way notableSection Cauldron Snout
North Pennines contains Cauldron Snout
River Tees passesFeature Cauldron Snout
River Tees hasWaterfall Cauldron Snout
Teesdale hasNotableWaterfall Cauldron Snout