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High Crag (Buttermere)

Area:Lake District - Western Fells
County:Cumbria
Country:England
Classification:Wainwright, Birkett, Hewitt, and Nuttall
(also Fellranger, Synge, Sim, and Tump)
Height:744m
Maps:OL4(S) Explorer or 89, 90 Landranger
Grid Ref:NY180139         Hills nearby: 5km 10km 20km
Summit:southerly of two cairns
Notes:cairn to N is lower
Daylight:dawn 07:15, sunrise 07:52, sunset 18:03, dusk 18:39
External links:Wikipedia

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High Crag from the Scarth Gap Path
High Crag from the Scarth Gap Path


Why not try walking up this hill using one of our walks:

... or, if you've walked it already, why not log on or register and record your walk?

Other walkers registered on our site who have already walked up this hill include: JimRiley, Tirama, adgl, DukeNukem (twice), SheepFarmer, NickiG, Oli R C, luverlyjuberly, ajdowsett, albee23, gallowshill, hillbilly, DANE2766, Sylwia J Kociemba, Tabber, alanm9, Samrust, gilly_3886, Billygoat75, peterb, Smoo1610, ianjbaines, psimon63, frothyraptor, Nottspanther, JTM, windridge, On The Rivet, spookyfish, drsylvester68, fizzerfox, Chris the rambler, fidds, jplyons, CarlandHay, Mikew92, Carolwildbird, CARLOS, Ginty (twice), AGJ64, wolfgangb, koczur, Jennie, beth, StevetheRover (twice), i2am2no2man (twice), Andy Duff, Lancashire Lad (twice), gbh, tposton, gerard.hurst, and springfishblue.

In our forum you can read the following walk reports which include this hill:

If you need accommodation we have details of 11 properties offering rooms near High Crag (Buttermere). Here are some examples:

5 Tourist Board Assessed Cottage
Stair Cottage, Keswick
£570-2452 per week
9.2km (5.7 miles) away, sleeps 4
3 Visit England Assessed
Scafell Hotel, Keswick
£120+ per night
8.0km (4.9 miles) away
5 Sykes Cottages Assessed Cottage
The Hayloft, Newlands
£349-1965 per week
7.8km (4.8 miles) away, sleeps 4

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