Little Hart Crag, Mountain summit in Westmorland and Furness, England.
Little Hart Crag reaches 637 meters in elevation and features two distinct rocky tops with a cairn marking the higher western point.
The mountain formed during extensive volcanic activity millions of years ago, resulting in its Middle Dodd Dacite composition and volcaniclastic sandstone foundation.
The mountain forms part of the Lake District National Park, which has influenced numerous English writers and continues to draw outdoor enthusiasts.
Access to Little Hart Crag is possible through multiple trails, with the most common route starting from Brothers Water and ascending via High Hartsop Dodd.
The northern face displays notable crags descending into Dovedale, while Scandale Tarn sits in a hollow on the eastern slope of the mountain.
Location: Westmorland and Furness
Elevation above the sea: 637 m
GPS coordinates: 54.48191,-2.94728
Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:56
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