Travel Guide to Cawfield Quarry

Getting There

• Car

  If you're driving, Cawfield Quarry is easily accessible by car. From the A69, take the exit toward Haltwhistle. Follow the signs for Haltwhistle and continue on the A69 until you reach the B6318. Turn onto the B6318 and follow it until you see signs for Cawfield Quarry. There is parking available nearby, but please note that it may be limited during peak visiting times.

• Public Transportation

  To reach Cawfield Quarry via public transport, take a train to Haltwhistle Station. Once you arrive at Haltwhistle Station, exit the station and head to the bus stop located nearby. You can catch a local bus that services the area around Cawfield Quarry. Check the local bus schedule for routes and times, as they may vary. The journey from Haltwhistle Station to the quarry may take approximately 10-15 minutes.

• Walking

  If you're feeling adventurous and have arrived in Haltwhistle, you can also walk to Cawfield Quarry. The walk is approximately 2 miles and will take about 40-50 minutes. Exit the town center and follow the signs towards the Pennine Way. The route is scenic and will take you through beautiful countryside, leading you directly to the quarry.

• Bicycle

  For cycling enthusiasts, Cawfield Quarry is accessible by bike. You can rent a bike in Haltwhistle or bring your own. The route from Haltwhistle to Cawfield Quarry is approximately 2 miles and is relatively flat, making it suitable for cyclists of all levels. Remember to wear a helmet and follow local cycling regulations.