The Park (Park Crags) 302m (991ft)
Summit Feature: Outcrop (Survey: obvious summit)
Classification: Synge, P30 Tump.
OS Grid Ref: SD310935 (10 figure Grid Ref: SD3109893509).
Lake District Area: Southern Fells (OS Maps 1:50k 96,97. 1:25k OL7N.)
Latitude: 54.33248, Longitude: -3.0611, Height: 302 metres (991 feet)
Prominence: 37 metres (121 feet)
Unique Waypoint POI Name: 0302.s (DoBIH Hill ID: 7909)
Associated Parent Hill:
Top o' Selside (335m, p191)
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The Park (Park Crags)'s Ten Nearest Neighbouring Hills...
Top o' Selside (1.6km)Heel Toe Hill (1.6km)Carron Crag (1.7km)Top o' Selside (Wainwright summit) (1.7km)Torver Back Common (2.2km)Arnsbarrow Hill (2.3km)Little Knott (2.6km)Stang Hill (Arnsbarrow Hill South Top) (2.7km)Higher Thorny Slack (2.9km)Anne Riggs (2.9km)
The Park (Park Crags)'s Nearby Routes...
Grizedale Trail (hillybilly) Grizedale - Higher Thorny Slack and The Park(Park Crag) (hillybilly) SL100 (greg_may_) LD215 - Top o' Selside Round (Ronnie Bowron)
The Park (Park Crags) has been climbed by...
amblerbob Andrew Brown bailer01 carolje Chris Jackson Chris Pearson chrisd101 cjo David Gradwell dogshome Dugswell2 edgradwell greg_may_ hillybilly iwc Jim.Fothergill jonglew Liz_N Mhr1952 moorsman Mountain00 ngthack Nick Wakelam nordicstar oakesave painterman Peebs polly rhw Ronnie Bowron SeanyG snaithd Tim Nicholl
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Data courtesy of the Database of British and Irish Hills