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Green Crag

Area:Lake District - Southern Fells
County:Cumbria
Country:England
Classification:Wainwright, Birkett, HuMP, and sub Marilyn
(also Fellranger, Synge, and Tump)
Height:488.7m
Maps:OL6(N) Explorer or 96 Landranger
Grid Ref:SD200982         Hills nearby: 5km 10km 20km
Summit:rock 5m NW of cairn - photos
Notes:rib of rock 25m NE of summit at SD 20033 98294 is as high
Daylight:dawn 03:57, sunrise 04:50, sunset 21:46, dusk 22:39
External links:Wikipedia

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Green Crag from Great Crag
Green Crag from Great Crag


A rocky knott proud of a moorland of marshy moss and grasses.

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

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Other walkers registered on our site who have already walked up this hill include: adgl, AGJ64, ahampson, anne mariecb, beth, CEW, chloealina, chrisfry35 (x4), Darrenh, DJSibbald, DukeNukem, fizzerfox, frothyraptor, gallowshill, gbh, gerard.hurst, Ginty, Hannahfw, Hubbards, jegger, Lenny0018, MarjWatson, markhallam, McLeish, mikedowsett, Mikew92, navdave, Peterfishwick, sgrice56, shivtc@yahoo.co.uk, spookyfish, springfishblue, steve71, StevetheRover, Strangerclur, Susanna, Sylwia J Kociemba, TonyRogerson, vinmac, and wolfgangb.

If you need accommodation we have details of 10 properties offering rooms near Green Crag. Here are some examples:

3 Sykes Cottages Assessed Cottage
The Granary, Broughton-in-furness
£267-1483 per week
6.5km (4.0 miles) away, sleeps 6
3 Sykes Cottages Assessed Cottage
Cockley Beck Cottage, Broughton-in-furness
£264-1033 per week
6.3km (3.9 miles) away, sleeps 2
3 Sykes Cottages Assessed Cottage
Hall Dunnerdale Cottage, Broughton-in-furness
£324-1411 per week
3.5km (2.2 miles) away, sleeps 4

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