Walla Crag is a Lake District fell of 379 m in Cumberland. It rises only 27 m above its key col, 7.1% of its height.
It sits below Bleaberry Fell, only 1.9 km to the south-east and 211 m higher. Its key col leads to High Raise, not to its nearest higher summit, Dodd Crag. Only ten of the 242 hills profiled in England are lower. Its nearest higher summit, Dodd Crag (463 m, 1.5 km south-east), is a listed top not profiled here. The key col is close by, only 0.4 km to the south-east at 352 m. It is 256.3 m below the average height of the 114 register hills in Cumberland. It falls on two OS 1:50,000 sheets, 89 and 90.
