Raven Crag (Yewdale)

About Raven Crag (Yewdale)

Raven Crag, standing at 376m, is one of the Lake District’s quieter, more remote summits, tucked away in the Southern Fells. Located near Millom Without, it offers hikers a secluded experience far from the busiest central peaks.

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• •While many fells steal the spotlight, this particular Raven Crag near Millom Without sits proudly at 376 metres (1234 feet). It's a wonderful example of the hundreds of lower, quieter peaks that make up the vast and varied expanse of the Southern Fells region.
• •Being located deep in the Southern Fells, close to the parish of Millom Without, this fell represents the wilder, less trodden parts of Lakeland. It provides a real contrast to the bustling summits further north, like Scafell Pike, which towers over it at 978m.
• •The designation 'Millom Without' generally refers to the area surrounding the town of Millom, signifying rural land outside of the formal urban boundary. This gives you a great indication that a walk here will be far away from high street crowds and deep into sheep country.
• •This specific Raven Crag is often confused with others of the same name scattered across the National Park, highlighting how common these names are for steep, dark, prominent rocky outcrops. If you are planning a route here, double-checking the altitude (376m) and location (Millom Without) is essential to avoid climbing the wrong cliff face!
• •Despite its modest height of 376m, being within the Southern Fells means it is part of the massive geological structure that forms the highest peaks in England. Every fell, big or small, contributes to the overall landscape of this UNESCO World Heritage Site.