Dent, Mountain summit in Lake District, United Kingdom
Dent is a mountain in the Lake District region with its summit reaching 352 meters above sea level. From its western position, the mountain offers views toward the Irish Sea and the Isle of Man.
The hill stands near the Sellafield facility, which marked the beginning of nuclear energy development in Britain during the mid-20th century. This location reflects the region's significance during that period of industrial growth.
The hill attracts walkers from the area who regularly use its paths and share their outdoor experiences with others. Both hikers and mountain bikers come here to enjoy the terrain and test their skills on the routes.
The walk is best started at Wath Bridge near Cleator Moor, where parking and refreshments are available before you begin. The circular route covers about 5.5 miles and should be planned with enough time to complete comfortably.
The hill is classified as a Marilyn Tump, a specific category of British hills with a prominence of at least 150 meters. A cairn sits roughly 4 meters to the northeast of the summit.
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