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Introduction
This guide complements
the definitive guides "Northumberland
Climbing Guide" and "Northumberland Bouldering" published
by the NMC and together with those guidebooks constitutes
a definitive guide to climbing in Northumberland.
- Takeaway guides are available for all of the minor crags with
recorded routes
- Additional information on the major crags
- First Ascent details, where known
- New routes and problems
- Details of someroutes which never made it into the guidebooks
- Photos, including 1st ascent photos
- Up to date access
information, maintained by the BMC access rep
- Camp sites
- "The crags before the climbers"
- the archaeology of the crags, by Derek Cutts
- SSSI status of all crags is shown.
News and information on crags in Durham, Cleveland and North Yorkshire
can be found at Climbonline
More bouldering news & information & photos &videos at NorthumberlandBouldering.co.uk |
Latest Access Issues
Aid Peregrines usually nest here, they make themselves known - so please keep away if you see them , or more likley, hear their mewing call.
Henhole Do not allow anyone to deter you outside of the nesting season. There are NO restrictions at this crag other than the usual nesting season ones - there are Ravens and Peregrines here.
Raven nesting.
To drive up the College Valley, a permit must be obtained from:
Sale and Partners, 18-20 Glendale Road, Wooler. 01668 281611
The permit can be collected on Sundays.
The Mount The crag is on private land. Please ask for permission at Titlington Mount, 500m down the road past the crag. Also keep away from the boulders in the field below the crag, which are guarded by some very large porkers which do not appreciate the finer points of the sitting start and which are quite likely to indulge in a truffle hunt in your trousers.
Goatscrag The landowner does not allow you to drive up the private road to the foot of the crag.
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Recent changes
| 10/10/2007 |
Added new problems to White House Rocks and Lemmington Woods, in V2-V7 range, courtesy of Chris Graham |
| 28/07/2006 |
Updated Edlingham
Crag, adding new probems to the Bobs Cave area fom Chris
Graham and Stuart Campbell |
| 01/06/2005 |
Added Bradys
Crag, a small
child friendly bouldering venue near Chollerford on the
Roman Wall |
| 22/05/2005 |
Started putting some early1st
ascent photos up. See Little Wanney, Selby's, East Woodburn,
Thrunton. More to follow. |
| 26/04/2005 |
Photo topos for Redheugh Crag added
+ A couple of good new problems are described |
| 27/03/2005 |
The frames have been removed so that
bookmarking and cut & past of URL's is improved. This should
also improve search engine listings. A few other cosmetic
changes have been made. |
| 28/09/2004 |
Jesmond Dene added. |
| 27/09/2004 |
Causey Quarry added (mostly from
old NMC guide, with some assistance from Stu Wilsons North
of England guide) |
| 03.09.2004 |
Campsites added |
| 11/08/2004 |
Colour coding representing the rocktypes
added, together with star ratings on crag lists |
| 08/08/2004 |
Added SSSI information to the crag
descriptions. If a crag is in an SSSI a green 'SSSI' icon
is shown in the access box. If the crag is
the subject of an SSSI the icon is red. The icon links
to the relevant English Nature web page. |
| 12/07/2004 |
White House Rocks have been added.
This is a sandstone bouldering venue with problems in the
lower grades. Thanks to Will Walker and John McRoberts for the information. |
| 27/06/2004 |
Photo's are now shownalong with the
with routes in the Miniguide,
and the" printer friendly" version has become a "takeaway"
guide with
the approach added, and is the version you're meant to
take to the crag. |
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