Jubilee Stone On Shaftoe Crags
Standing Stone Bolam Northumberland

Jubilee Stone On Shaftoe Crags

Standing Stone In Bolam, Northumberland

A tall stone marking Queen Victoria's Jubilee.

This standing stone is in honour of Queen Victoria's Jubilee 21 June 1887 and was placed there by a Colonel R. Atkinson.

Below is Salter's Nick and the stone is up on the left side of this gulley. There are gates further back or futher along the wall to get you into the field above.

If you still need a bit more help, here is a map of the area. Park at the red cross and the Jubilee Stone is at the blue cross.

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55.136899, -1.917398

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There is parking at Bolam Lake if you fancy a walk around there too, otherwise follow signs for Shaftoe Crags which is NW of Bolam Lake. Follow the road NW from Bolam Lake for less than 1km then look for a fingerpost sign on the left side. Head up the road and then you will come to a parking area in a field just through a gate.

Contributed by Simon Hawkins

Thanks for checking out this place on the Fabulous North! I do enjoy a wander out in to the countryside trying to find hidden gems that not many people know about. You can't beat a rogue pele tower up a remote hill, a mysterious stone circle or a stunning waterfall secluded in a forest.

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Jubilee Stone On Shaftoe Crags was listed in Standing Stone // Northumberland // Bolam