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| rock_type = [[Sandstone]]
| rock_type = [[Sandstone]]
| quantity = over 200 routes
| quantity = over 200 routes
| stars = 5
| development = well developed
| development = well developed
| aspect = [[west]]
| aspect = [[west]]
* Lost Cause E4 6b
* Lost Cause E4 6b
* Lost Cause E4 6b
* Lost Cause E4 6b
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From Belford take the B6349 Wooler Road. Continue for 5 kilometres, turn right at the Hazelrigg sign and follow this for 1 kilometre to the brow of the hill and a large steel gate on the right. Pass through the gate and continue left to another gate. Follow the track and the main crag soon comes into view. This track can be very damp and muddy and approach footwear is recommended. There is no public right of way.
From Belford take the B6349 Wooler Road. Continue for 5 kilometres, turn right at the Hazelrigg sign and follow this for 1 kilometre to the brow of the hill and a large steel gate on the right. Pass through the gate and continue left to another gate. Follow the track and the main crag soon comes into view. This track can be very damp and muddy and approach footwear is recommended. There is no public right of way.