So, my MC is looking down into a valley...

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sheadakota

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Well ,to be technicle it depends on the formation that formed the valley- Personally I would just say -" He walked tot he top of the rise and looked into the valley below."

or something along those lines- Ok now someone will come along and give you a real answer...:D
 

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You could use precipice or brink. Verge, scarp or bluff. Edge. Tor.
 

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A valley can be defined by any number of landforms. The Shenandoah Valley, for example, doesn't have a rim, but the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River does.
 

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A valley is just a valley. What's up there depends on the geology. What is it? A mountain? A canyon? A cliff?

I would go with precipice. Sounds nice.
 

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The valley is shallow. There is a plateau on one side with a parking lot on it. My MC has parked on it, and is overlooking the valley.

You could go with precipice. Or ridge.

No precipice or ridge in that scenario.
 
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