Ad Gefrin near Wooler

The historic site ''Ad Gefrin'' is located North West of Wooler, just off the A697. The National Park and the historic site Yeavering Bell are in the immediate vicinity. Ad Gefrin was the site of the Anglosaxon kings in the 6th and 7th centuries. In the future footprints of the buildings will be displayed on the ground. The footpath allows views onto the disused quarry, which is now acting as a wildlife habitat.

County NORTHUMBERLAND	Click to see the Site Map (PDF)
Grid Reference NT925305 (link to Interactive Map in a new window)
OS Landranger No. 75
CPH Reference Number 31/173/8006
Near To Wooler
Length of route 0.1 km (0.1 miles)
Area of Walk 6.4 ha
Best time to visit Spring/Summer/Autumn
Access end date 30/09/2014
Accessibility Information Data not yet available
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