Miller Moss
610m (2000ft)
The Northern Fells, The Lake District, Cumbria, England
Miller Moss was declared a 'Nuttall' in August, 2018
The summit of Miller Moss is marked by a cairn..
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Vital Statistics:
| Length: | 7.75ml (12.5km) |
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| Ascent: | 2,198ft (670m) |
| Time: | 5 hrs |
| Grade: |  (Moderate) |
Route Summary:
Fell Side - Dale Beck - Brae Fell - Little Sca Fell - Great Sca Fell - Knott (Uldale Fells) - Grainsgill Beck - The Cumbria Way - Lingy Hut - Miller Moss - Great Lingy Hill - Hare Stones - High Pike (Caldbeck) - Long Grain Beck - Fell Side
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Vital Statistics:
| Length: | 9.5ml (15km) |
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| Ascent: | 2,140ft (652m) |
| Time: | 5½ hrs |
| Grade: | (Moderate) |
Route Summary:
Stone Ends Farm - Apronful of Stones - Rake Trod - Further Gill Sike - Scurth - The Trough - Carrock Fell - Round Knott (Caldbeck) - Miton Hill (Caldbeck) - Red Gate (Track) - High Pike (Caldbeck) - Hare Stones - Great Lingy Hill - Miller Moss - Lingy Hut - Grainsgill Beck - The Cumbria Way - River Caldew - Swineside - Mosedale (Mungrisdale) - Stone Ends Farm
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Vital Statistics:
| Length: | 14ml (22.5km) |
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| Ascent: | 2,978ft (908m) |
| Time: | 8.25hrs |
| Grade: |  (Hard) |
Route Summary:
Stone Ends Farm - Apronful of Stones - Rake Trod - Further Gill Sike - Scurth - The Trough - Carrock Fell - Round Knott (Caldbeck) - Miton Hill (Caldbeck) - Red Gate (Track) - High Pike (Caldbeck) - Hare Stones - Great Lingy Hill - Miller Moss - Lingy Hut - Grainsgill Beck - Knott (Uldale Fells) - Great Calva - The Cumbria Way - Grainsgill Beck - River Caldew - Swineside - Mosedale (Mungrisdale) - Stone Ends Farm
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Fellow go4awalkers who have already walked, climbed, summited & bagged Miller Moss
Mark Davidson walked up on August 23rd, 2025 [from/via/route] C106 [with] Alone [weather] Dry but cloudy
Paul Macey climbed it on July 17th, 2023 [from/via/route] Using walk c200 in reverse as couldn't find start! [weather] A dry day more sun than cloud about 16 degrees
Christine Shepherd bagged it on September 1st, 2018 [from/via/route] Mosedale using walk c106 & adding this summit [with] On my own [weather] Not bright but dry & fineven. Cold breeze on top of Carrock Fell. - No problem bagging this. Just wish I'd done it last time I was up on Great Lingy Hill.
Kevin Foster hiked it on October 8th, 2020 [from/via/route] Great Lingy Hill. [with] Henry. [weather] Sunny, clouding over later. - In my copy of the Nuttalls' Mountains of England book it says that (Miller Moss) 'was once in the two thousanders list but has been excluded by the latest survey which records it at 609 metres'. Whatever, I climbed it anyway as it was on my route to Knott. Is it worth it? Is it a 'mountain'? You decide for yourself!
Matthew Thomas has walked, climbed & bagged Miller Moss.
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