Bloodybush Edge
610m (2000ft)
Northumberland National Park, Northumberland, England
The summit of Bloodybush Edge is marked by an Ordnance Survey Trig Point.
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Vital Statistics:
| Length: | 17ml (27km) |
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| Ascent: | 3,463ft (1,055m) |
| Time: | 9½ hrs |
| Grade: |  (Hard) |
Route Summary:
Alwinton - River Alwin - Alwindale - Kidland Forest - Yoke Burn - Cushat Law - Bloodybush Edge - Uswayford Farm - Usway Burn - Nettlehope Hill - Flesh Shank - Wholehope - Clennell Street - Howedon Burn - Alwinton
Fellow go4awalkers who have already walked, climbed, summited & bagged Bloodybush Edge
David Peebles walked up Bloodybush Edge on May 10th, 2024 [from/via/route] Monster Walk from Wedder Leap Carpark is doing 44Km circular I made. [with] Solo walk [weather] Great Sunshine. 19 Degrees bit too hot.
Caroline Winter climbed Bloodybush Edge on July 27th, 2021 [from/via/route] Wedder Leap CP, Middle Hill, Little Ward Law, Windy Gyle, Pennine Way, forest to Salters Road, Bloody Bush Edge, Cushats Law, Bloody Bush Edge, Bills Sike, Uswayford, Peat Sike, Middle Hill, CP [with] Becky & Andy [weather] Muggy, heat build up, cloudy, rain 1 minute after return to car. - Forecast thunder, but on morning rechecked & now, not coming in till evening. 9.5 hr walking. Instead of dropping back down, walked PW, & guys coming out of forest confirmed that there was a good route through-nice path with wonderful scent of pine needles. Fence line to Bloody Bush edge. Hard going due to dense heather. Masses of wasps on trig
Mark Dixon bagged Bloodybush Edge during February, 1991 [from/via/route] Linhope - On skis
Kevin Foster hiked Bloodybush Edge on October 24th, 2018 [from/via/route] Walk n140 via Cushat Law. [with] Henry. [weather] Fine, Sunny but very breezy. - The uninspiring but easy trudge across peaty boggy moor to Bloodybush Edge was just about worth it. Again good views of The Cheviot Hills & westwards I could make out the prominent cairn on Windy Gyle. Sadly I'll have to leave that for another day. A very pleasant descent to the lovely secluded valley of Uswaydale topped off a great walk.
Mark Davidson summited Bloodybush Edge on May 31st, 2007 [with] Theresa [weather] Bright & sunny
Christine Shepherd conquered Bloodybush Edge on August 28th, 2014 [from/via/route] Walked from Alwinton using walk n140 [with] On my own [weather] Fine apart from a brief spell of rain mid- afternoon
Ray O'hara scaled Bloodybush Edge on September 17th, 2012 [from/via/route] From Barrow Burn, to Windy Gyle, Bloodybush Edge, Cushat Law & return over Bloodybush Edge to Barrow Burn [weather] Started raining as I got to the summit & stayed raining up to Cushat Law. - Ground was fairly boggy in places especially in the col between Bloodybush Edge & Cushat Law.
Stephen Littlewood walked up Bloodybush Edge on April 19th, 2012 [from/via/route] Cushat Law & Bloodybush Edge from Alwinton (n140) - recommend GPS just to confirm route as path through forest unclear
John Cuthbert, Paul Booth and Trevor Williams have all walked, climbed & bagged Bloodybush Edge.
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On Clennell Street descending back to Alwinton after visiting Bloodybush Edge
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