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Elevation
489m
1,603 ft
Prominence
142m
Coordinates
54.3737, -3.2328
SD200982
OS Map
96
Explorer: OL6N
The summit is marked by a modest but proud stone cairn, perfect for that obligatory Instagram shot. Keep an eye out for summit wildlife, they are often quite camera shy!
Primarily composed of volcaniclastic rock, Green Crag showcases the remnants of ancient volcanic activity. The crag's rugged face offers a window into geological processes from millions of years ago. Watch your step—these rocks have plenty of stories to tell!
From the summit, admire the breathtaking views of the Duddon Valley, Scafell Pike, and the peaks of the Coniston Fells poking through the distance.
The name 'Green Crag' hints at the lush vegetation and craggy outcrops that define the landscape, a fitting description for this picturesque peak.
Green Crag is part of a rich tapestry of history, often overlooked but important in the regional geography. It's a lovely spot for locals and seasoned walkers alike.
A delightful circular route starting from Ulpha Fell, offering stunning views as you make your way up to Green Crag.
A straightforward but steep ascent from the river valley, providing an excellent leg workout and unbeatable views.
Parking is available at the small car park just off the B5282 near Ulpha, which serves as a great starting point for several walks, including to Green Crag.
The nearest bus stop is in Ulpha, serviced by local routes connecting to larger towns like Broughton-in-Furness.
There are no facilities at the summit. However, Broughton-in-Furness has cafes, shops, and public toilets to satisfy those pre-hike needs.
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Grid Ref: SD200982
Hard Knott
550m
Scafell
964m
Scafell Pike
978m
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859m
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778m
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