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This is the bleak windswept area of moorland south of Elsdon and Otterburn, east of the A68. There is a local phrase "The wilds of Wannie", which describes the area well. In the north east the moor merges into the Simonsides at Harwood forest and Elsdon Gibbet, to the west it is bounded by Redesdale and the North Tyne valley and to the south is an area of limestone moorland merging into farmland. There are some large areas of forest around, but all of the crags are out in the open and most are easily accessible.
 
This is the bleak windswept area of moorland south of Elsdon and Otterburn, east of the A68. There is a local phrase "The wilds of Wannie", which describes the area well. In the north east the moor merges into the Simonsides at Harwood forest and Elsdon Gibbet, to the west it is bounded by Redesdale and the North Tyne valley and to the south is an area of limestone moorland merging into farmland. There are some large areas of forest around, but all of the crags are out in the open and most are easily accessible.
 
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|Aid
 
|Aid
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|Curtis Crag
 
|Curtis Crag
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|East Woodburn (Staniel Heugh)
 
|East Woodburn (Staniel Heugh)
 
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|Fox Holes
 
|Fox Holes
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|Great Wanney
 
|Great Wanney
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|Keb Crag (Lowshieldgreen Crag)
 
|Keb Crag (Lowshieldgreen Crag)
 
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|-
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|Little Wanney
 
|Little Wanney
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|Ray
 
|Ray
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|Wolf
 
|Wolf
 
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Latest revision as of 09:49, 14 January 2021

This is the bleak windswept area of moorland south of Elsdon and Otterburn, east of the A68. There is a local phrase "The wilds of Wannie", which describes the area well. In the north east the moor merges into the Simonsides at Harwood forest and Elsdon Gibbet, to the west it is bounded by Redesdale and the North Tyne valley and to the south is an area of limestone moorland merging into farmland. There are some large areas of forest around, but all of the crags are out in the open and most are easily accessible.

Aid Curtis Crag East Woodburn (Staniel Heugh)
Fox Holes Great Wanney Keb Crag (Lowshieldgreen Crag)
Little Wanney Ray Wolf