Pavey Ark

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Pavey Ark is a prominent rock face and fell in the Lake District, renowned for its dramatic cliff and popular hiking and scrambling routes above Stickle Tarn.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Pavey Ark canonical 8

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Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf fell
mountain
rock face
faces east
hasCliffHeight approximately 150 metres
hasElevation approximately 700 metres above sea level
hasGridReference NY 285 079
hasHazard exposed scrambling sections
loose rock on some routes
hasNearbyFell Harrison Stickle
Loft Crag
Pike of Stickle
hasNotableRoute Bright Beck route
Easy Gully
Jack's Rake
North Rake
hasParentPeak Harrison Stickle
hasProminence approximately 125 metres
hasScramblingGrade Jack's Rake is a Grade 1 scramble
hasSummitFeature rocky summit plateau
hasTerrain grass slopes above cliffs
steep rocky crags
isAccessedFrom Great Langdale valley
linked to: Great Langdale

New Dungeon Ghyll
linked to: Dungeon Ghyll
isComposedOf Borrowdale Volcanic Group rocks
volcanic rock
isListedIn Wainwright's The Central Fells
linked to: The Central Fells
isManagedBy Lake District National Park Authority
isNear Great Langdale
isPopularFor hiking
rock climbing
scrambling
isPopularWith fell walkers
rock climbers
scramblers
liesWithin Lake District National Park
linked to: Lake District
locatedIn Cumbria
England
Lake District
United Kingdom
offersViewOf Great Langdale
Langdale Pikes
Stickle Tarn
overlooks Stickle Tarn
partOf Langdale Pikes

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (8)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Southern Fells contains Pavey Ark
Langdale hasNearbyFeature Pavey Ark
Langdale Pikes hasPeak Pavey Ark
Langdale Pikes hasSummit Pavey Ark
Central Fells contains Pavey Ark
Langdale Fells hasPart Pavey Ark
Dungeon Ghyll hasNearbyFell Pavey Ark