clifftop

Bluff's highest point

The top of a cliff—the relatively level ground at the edge before it drops away.

Used as both noun and adjective: a clifftop path, houses perched on the clifftop.

The word evokes dramatic coastal or mountain scenery, often with implied danger or sweeping views.

edge

precipice

Steep rock face

  • brinkCritical boundary point
  • vergeBorder or cusp
  • rimCircular outer boundary

ledge · drop · overhang · dropoff · sheer · plunge · abyss · chasm · threshold · boundary

coastal

seabirds

Ocean-dwelling avians

seacliffs · gulls · cormorants · pelicans · waves · erosion · tidepools · rockpools · dunes · marine

heights

summit

Peak or diplomatic gathering

ridge · escarpment · crag · highland · upland · tor · prominence · mesa · butte · knoll

scenic

vista

Pleasing distant scene

horizon · breathtaking · picturesque · serene · idyllic · splendor · unspoiled · spectacular · sweeping · majestic

perilous

danger

Exposure to harm

precarious · exposed · vertiginous · dizzying · crumbling · eroding · fenced · warning · guardrail · slippery

Opposites
vertical position on cliff

clifftopvalley floor

Bottom of depression between hills

sea level · canyon floor · base · cliffside · beach

elevation/altitude

clifftoplowland

Low-elevation flat land

valley · seafloor · ocean floor · depths · bottom

vertical position on a cliff

clifftopcliffside

Edge of steep rock

cliff face · ledge

Family

clifftops

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G