A sheltered, overhanging sandstone crag in a small wood. Noted for its bouldering with good traverses and some short "Up and Jump Off's" - the routes are rarely done. Very often dry when other places are wet because of its easterly aspect and overhanging nature.
Climbing Area:
North East
Rock Type:
Sandstone
Importance:
Local
CRoW Land:
No
Ownership:
Private
No. of Routes:
36
Within National Park:
No
Year Developed:
1980
Grid Reference:
NU188164
Restrictions apply from
1 October
-
1 February.
Reason: Public Safety
Climbing at the crag is reportedly no longer banned. In order to maintain access, please do not visit the crag on any day other than Sundays in shooting season (Oct 1 – Feb 1). Please leave if asked to. If you have any interaction with the landowner or farmer please pass on details to the BMC Access Team .
Parking and Approach
Follow on the old A1 out of Alnwick to a large layby on the top of a hill. The crag is along the side of a fence on the E side of the road.
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