What is recorded here
Drygill Head is a small upland feature in the English Lake District, rising to approximately 200–250 metres above sea level. It is part of the broader geological formation of the Borrowdale Volcanic Group, and while not prominent in terms of elevation, it contributes to the character of the local landscape and offers views across the surrounding fells.
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Places near here
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Waterfall and CaveCave or cavern · 774 yd
Adit and WaterfallWaterfall · 783 yd
High PikeMountain / peak · 879 yd
Waterfall in Brandy GillWaterfall · 1204 yd
Carrock Wolframite MineViewpoint · 1416 yd
Iron CragCliff · 1485 yd
Carrock Fell tungsten, lead, copper, and arsenic mines and the remains of an early 20th century tungsten millScheduled monument · 1527 yd
Roughton Gill Lead MineViewpoint · 1.1 mi
ScurthCliff · 1.9 mi
Carrock HouseListed building · 2.4 mi
Mosedale HouseListed building · 2.7 mi