Northumbrian Climbing Guide |
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| Fox Holes | What the symbols & colours mean |
| Grid Ref: NY968870 Aspect: N | |
| Altitude: 280 mtrs Walk in: 10 mins Bouldering quality: * |
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Park at a road end on the A696 3km north of Kirkwhelpington just past Raechester. 100m south, a path leads onto the moor. Head due west to the crag, which is in a hollow where a fence crosses the moor. There is a well built rounded cairn on top of the crag. | ||
General:
A small bouldering crag set in a hollow on the moorland between the Wanneys and Wolf Crag.
Rock:
Ottercops Sandstones Carboniferous, Dinantian (Lower Limestone Group) Good Routes/Bouldering:
No recorded routes. Problems: Lots of nebs, but the landings are mostly poor
History:
Discovered and developed by Bob Smith in 2000. |