Northumbrian Climbing Guide |
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| Cloudy Crags | What the symbols & colours mean |
| Grid Ref: NU147135 Aspect: W | |
| Altitude: 225 mtrs Walk in: 15 mins |
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Follow the minor road which leaves the B6341 2km west of Alnwick and after a further 2km park at a gate into a track which goes past piles of rubbish onto the moor. Follow this track past a ramshackle building and then over the moor to the crag. | ||
General:
Cloudy Crags is beside the large MOD early warning golf ball thing on the moors west of Alnwick. It is notable for a very striking sandstone arch, visible from afar. Unfortunately the rock is very poor and, interesting though the crag is, it is not much use for either cragging or bouldering. The boulders on the moor beside the crag aren't much better.
Rock:
Fell Sandstone Carboniferous, Dinantian Soft |