Dow Crag

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Dow Crag is a prominent rocky fell in England’s Lake District, renowned among walkers and climbers for its dramatic crags and classic scrambling routes.

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Dow Crag canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fell
mountain
rock climbing area
approachFrom Coniston
Walna Scar Road
classification Hewitt
Nuttall
Wainwright fell
climbingStyle traditional climbing
connectedTo The Old Man of Coniston ridge
linked to: Old Man of Coniston
country England
elevation 2552 ft
778 m
gridReferenceUK SD 262 977
hasFeature buttresses and gullies
precipitous eastern face
rocky crags
hasRoute C Ordinary Route climb
Giant’s Crawl climb
Murray’s Route climb
South Rake scramble
hasViewOf Coniston Water
Duddon Estuary
Scafell range
knownFor classic mountaineering routes
rock climbing
scrambling routes
listedIn Wainwright’s The Southern Fells
locatedIn Cumbria
Furness Fells
linked to: High Furness

Lake District
Lake District National Park
linked to: Lake District
near Coniston Water
Coniston village
linked to: Coniston

The Old Man of Coniston
linked to: Old Man of Coniston
overlooks Goat’s Water
popularWith rock climbers
scramblers
walkers
prominence c. 60 m
range Southern Fells
region North West England
rockType volcanic rock
safetyNote crags require care in poor conditions
summitFeature rocky summit cairn
topographicMap OS Explorer OL6
OS Landranger 96
tourism popular hiking destination

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

Southern Fells contains Dow Crag
Coniston Fells hasPeak Dow Crag
Walna Scar Road accesses Dow Crag