Shitlington Crags
From Wikishire
Shitlington Crags are a distinctive stretch of crags in Northumberland, at the edge of the Cheviots, to the west of the River North Tyne and north of the Houxty Burn, a mile and a half south of Bellingham.
The crags present small south and west facing buttresses, which attract climbers.
These crags form a distinctive landmark on the Pennine Way, which crosses the crags in a narrow gap. A bunkhouse has been provided nearby for walkers.[1]
Location
- Streetmap: NY832807
- Location map: 55°7’17"N, 2°15’51"W
Outside links
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- Shitlington Crags: UK Climbing
References
- ↑ Shitlington Crag Bunk House: National Trails
