The summit of the fell is smooth and grassy, the highest point being set back from the crags and marked by a small cairn of flat stones. Nearer the face is another cairn, referred to on older large scale maps as a currick – a stone shelter built by shepherds.
The summit of the hill has a smooth surface and grassy terrain, with the highest point being set back from the rocky edge and marked by a small pile of flat stones. Near the face is another cairn, known on older maps as a currick – a simple stone shelter used by shepherds to take refuge.