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Forest of Bowland

Lancaster, England

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		listing=''(none)''}} {{Mtnbox finish}} '''Wolfhole Crag''' is a lonely and seldom visited Hill in the Forest of Bowland in Lancashire, England.
		Wolfhole Crag in the distance as seen from the [[Ward's Stone and Tarnbrook path ]] Category:Hills of the Forest of Bowland {{Lancashire-geo-stub}}
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	www.mauspfeil.net /Wolfhole_Crag.html (219 words)

	Crag
		CRAG was formed from the Conservative Countryside Forum to become a policy...
		Castle Crag junior, Borrowdale To the south of Castle Crag, from the southern slope of which this photo has been taken, the ridge continues and there is a smaller craggy summit without a name.
		Crag Burn's Bridget Carr won the state All-Catholic Championship last spring with a 72 and is in her freshman year at Siena, a MAAC...
	dedikora.extra.hu /crag.html (1382 words)

	UKC Databases - "Wolfhole Crag"
		Approach from the hamlet of Tarnbrook, as for the better known venue of Thorn Crag.
		Walk 2.5 miles up the track to a stream, cross this then slog across the peat until a fence, turn right and follow the fence until the crag is reached.
		We rely on volunteers to moderate their local crags.
	www.ukclimbing.com /databases/crags/craginfo.html?id=1264 (235 words)

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		This takes you over Brennand Great Hill until you reach a path junction at GR 626578, where you turn east for 750m until you reach Wolfhole Crag.
		Return the 750m to the path junction and continue north west to path junction at GR 617582 where you turn southwesterly into a developing re-entrant to take care when crossing the River Tarnbrook Wyre near waterfall at GR 612576.
	www.waddecar.org.uk /activities/localwalks/wolfhole6.doc (273 words)

	The Bowland Fells
		We walked to the second trig point on the W side 1m lower that gives good views seaward, then returned to the point marked Grey Crag on the map where soft grass made a good pitch (notwithstanding the noisy gulls).
		White Crag is a rocky outcrop covered in guano, hence the name?.
		Moving S and entering the forest at 760585 at a stile, the half-expected battle with the marked paths and tracks began; these are rough directions from memory for our route SW to Stocks reservoir, there may be better ones.
	v-g.me.uk /Trips/T0585/T0585.htm (1228 words)

	(GCHJQZ) Wolfhole Crag (Forest of Bowland) by Langden
		The more adventurous can turn south-ish at the access point (SD 626 578) and return via Miller’s House, although this route should not be attempted in bad weather or during the seagull nesting season (May/June – you’ll know what it is like to star in Hitchcock’s “The Birds” if you visit then).
		Wolfhole Crag is isolated, and you should be kitted-out in proper walking gear including decent walking boots and a change of socks!
		Don’t attempt this in bad weather, and it’s probably best not to do it alone (you’ll be unlikely to meet anyone else in the event of a mishap).
	www.geocaching.com /seek/cache_details.aspx?wp=GCHJQZ&Submit6=Find (617 words)

	The Yorkshire Septs
		One Sept of interest which does not belong to the treaty is the Wolfhole Crag Sept in Lancashire.
		Since the lands around their Sept were unsuitable for industry or agriculture, they have succeeded in holding their own without outside help.
		Wolfhole Crag has been at peace with the Yorkshire Septs for many years.
	www.moglit.demon.co.uk /rpg/york/misc/septs.htm (1871 words)

	Place-Name Evidence for the Former Distribution and Status of Wolves...in Britain
		However, Whelpside [Westmoreland] occurs twice, derived from ON hvelpr, saetr, cub sheiling, and although Dent (1974) argues that these were sheilings owned by a man called Whelp, EPNS ascribes them to Wolves.
		Whelpstrother, Welpo and Whelprigg and Whelpstone Crag are all accepted as referring to Wolf cubs.
		Wolf Crags (Wolf cragg).....Wolsty (Wolf-frequented path).....Woolbusk (Wolf bush).....Wooloaks (Place where Wolves play)
	wolfology1.tripod.com /id165.htm (2151 words)

	$ARCYORK/gaz_find (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The next example performs a wild-card search, for all items where the name ends with crag, the * indicating that any characters in that location may form a match.
		Arc: &r $ARCYORK/gaz_find name crag 7 matches found for crag 397000, 595000, ND, H, Dough Crag 384000, 518000, DU, H, Dow Crag 374000, 601000, ND, H, Ellis Crag 406000, 606000, ND, H, Long Crag 360000, 580000, CU, H, Sighty Crag 377000, 605000, ND, H, Windy Crag 363000, 457000, LA, X, Wolfhole Crag Arc:
		In the next example, the output from the request is directed into AML variables, such as may be further used within an AML procedure...
	www.york.ac.uk /services/cserv/sw/gis/gaz_search.html (333 words)

	In the Valley of the Hobbits
		But up here in Bowland where the two counties meet there are villages and hamlets dating back to Saxon times, with names to amuse and inspire the author – Little Town, Bashall Eaves, Chipping and Old Langho.
		In the higher country there are names such as Wolfhole Crag, Hanging Stones and Good Greeve.
		Without change they could drop straight into a desperate episode of the Hobbits’ travails.
	www.travellady.com /Issues/Issue70/70Q-lord.htm (2057 words)

	Walking in Lancashire - Cicerone
		Ignore the waymarked right turn that leads to Gilberton farm and stroll on until the now gravelled track winds left and begins to climb up through bracken and then heather and bilberry.
		Go on up the well-graded way with the grassy slopes of Wolfhole Crag, which supports a small plantation of Scots pine, to your right.
		The bouldery edge of Tarnbrook Fell towers on the left.
	www.cicerone.co.uk /product/detail.cfm/book/439/iid/8/show/sample-route (1121 words)

	Lancashire County Council: Environment Directorate: Countryside Services
		The closure is to allow a scientific survey of the Gull colony to be carried out without disturbance.
		The concessionary routes, ie the Tarnbrook Strip and the Wolfhole Crag to Millers House route are not affected.
		Closure notices have been posted at each access point.
	www.lancashire.gov.uk /Environment/countryside/sites/clougha.asp (344 words)

	LakesBloc - Routes Guides
		Situated deep in the Trough of Bowland, Wolfhole Crag offers some serious test pieces, and is the furthest grit crag in the UK from the road.
		Situated on the wooded hill of Cringlebarrow just outside Yealand (N Lancs), Cringlesport is a superb pocket size limestone sport crag worth at least one visit!
		The only upto date and easy to use Thorn crag routes topo can be downloaded for free here...
	www.lakesbloc.co.uk /21.html (106 words)

	Trig Pillar Wolfhole Crag:: OS grid SD6357 :: Geograph British Isles - photograph every grid square!
		Trig Pillar Wolfhole Crag:: OS grid SD6357 :: Geograph British Isles - photograph every grid square!
		The summit ridge is lined by shattered Milstone grit rocks on its south side.
		Background for photo viewing: white / Black / Grey
	www.geograph.org.uk /photo/113974 (72 words)

	The Rossendale Rambler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Perhaps his popularity will extend to collecting a bigger prize in November this year?
		Walter Waide's Wolfhole Crag walk - sunshine here but it worsened a lot!
		Richard Sumner's Dunsop Bridge walk- The Accrington lads joined us for then first time
	www.rossendaleramblers.com /celeb2005.htm (923 words)

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