Shivering Mountain

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Shivering Mountain is a prominent, geologically unstable hill in England’s Peak District, known for its frequent landslips and striking views.

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Shivering Mountain canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hill
landform
tourist attraction
access public footpaths
rights of way network
climate temperate maritime
country England
elevation 1696 feet
517 metres
geologicalCharacteristic geologically unstable
landslide-prone slopes
subject to frequent landslips
hasAlternativeName Mam Tor
hasFeature grassy summit
ridge path
steep landslip-affected eastern face
hasGeology gritstone
landslipped debris
sandstones
shales
hasReputation iconic Peak District hill
noted for instability
hasViewOf Edale Valley
Hope Valley
Kinder Scout plateau
linked to: Kinder Scout
knownFor dramatic landslip scarps
frequent landslips
striking views
landUse grazing land
open access land
locatedIn Derbyshire
Peak District
Peak District National Park
linked to: Peak District
near Castleton
Edale
Hope Valley
overlooks Castleton
partOf Great Ridge
Pennines
popularFor hiking
sightseeing
walking
region East Midlands
tourismRegion Peak District

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Mam Tor alsoKnownAs Shivering Mountain