Greenburn Valley

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Greenburn Valley is a scenic glacial valley in England’s Lake District, known for its rugged fells, historical mining remains, and popular walking routes near Wetherlam.

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Greenburn Valley canonical 1
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Predicate Object
instanceOf glacial valley
accessFrom Little Langdale
climate cool temperate oceanic
country England
drainage Greenburn Beck
ecosystem acidic mires
heathland
upland grassland
geologicalOrigin glacial erosion
hasFeature disused mine workings
historical mining remains
mine buildings ruins
old quarry tips
sheep pasture
stone walls
hasLandform rugged fells
hasViewOf Coniston Fells
Wetherlam summit
historicalIndustry copper mining
slate quarrying
knownFor fell walking
industrial archaeology
popular walking routes
scenic landscape
locatedIn Cumbria
Lake District
locatedInNationalPark Lake District National Park
linked to: Lake District
locatedNear Coniston
Tilberthwaite
nearbyFell Great Carrs
Little Carrs
Prison Band
Swirl How
Wetherlam
partOf Furness Fells
linked to: High Furness

Southern Fells area of the Lake District
popularActivity hiking
hillwalking
photography
protectedAreaStatus within a national park
region North West England
terrain steep-sided valley
trailType circular walking routes
ridge walks via Wetherlam
usedFor sheep grazing
watercourse Greenburn Beck
watercourseFlowsTo River Brathay

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Wetherlam hasNearbyFeature Greenburn Valley
Great Carrs overlooks Greenburn valley
linked to: Greenburn Valley