Bulby's Wood to Cochrane Pike and return
Ingram Valley
Northumberland
Distance 12km Climb 490m
Monday 30 December 2013
Bulby;s Wood car park |
Side of Brough Law looking East |
Side of Brough Law looking West |
Looking North towards Reaveley Hill |
Brough Law looking South East |
Looking East from Ewe Hill |
From the old fort, I continued south east and headed up hill. The route crossed a fence then a narrow stream, before moving up hill to Cochrane Pike (335m).
I dropped down east and reached a small spring.
All my walks in this area and I had never come across this spring before. It appeared to be a secret.
I now started on a steady climb up Old Fawdon Hill trig point (315m). From the photos the weather looks good, but it was still raining.
I stopped for a quick break in the shelter of the trees.
Old Fawdon Hill |
Old Fawdon Hill trig point 315m looking north |
From West Hill I continued north to spot height 249m. Crossing a gate I moved north east to East Hill (227m).
I took the path down the hill into Ingram. In parts the path was like a stream.
Passing the Visitor Centre I could see they were getting ready for the New Year party, I just continued along the road back to Bulby's Wood.
I had covered approx. 12km with approx. 490m climb.
More to follow
Boz North
Details correct at time of walking.
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