West of the summit a broad ridge descends steeply to Worm Gill, a craggy bowl scooped out on the northern side above the tributary of Bleaberry Gill. Running due north between this corrie and Silver Cove is the ridge of Iron Crag, making the whole summit area resemble an inverted 'T' in plan. A narrow and steep sided col at  provides Iron Crag with considerably more prominence than its parent, a small tarn lying on the northern slope.
The western aspect of the summit features a wide slope that drops sharply to Worm Gill, a naturally formed depression on the northern side above Bleaberry Gill's tributary. The ridge of Iron Crag stretches northward between this corrie and Silver Cove, creating an 'T'-shaped configuration around the summit area. A narrow, steep-sided passage at enhances Iron Crag's prominence relative to its parent, a small lake on the northern slope.