Stonecroft Mine

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Stonecroft Mine is a Site of Special Scientific Interest in Northumberland, covering 0.06 km². It is one of 101 SSSIs in the county. For more of the same, Roman Wall Escarpments and Hexhamshire Moors are close by. For arrivals by rail, Haydon Bridge Station is about 4.2 km to the south.

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