11/12/2024
You don’t need to travel the length and breadth of the British Isles to see an wonderful examples of a ceremonial stone circle … we’ve got one just a few miles away at Minions, near Liskeard.
The Hurlers Stone Circles https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/hurlers-stone-circles/ date from the Neolithic or early Bronze Age and are arranged in a linear design, which is unique in England.
Managed by the Cornwall Heritage Trust, there is free parking about a quarter of a mile away from the site. Dogs are welcome if kept on a lead.
Always check the weather conditions as this site within the Bodmin Moor area and is known for changeable meteorological conditions.
Of the 150 prehistoric stone circles identified in England, 16 can be found on Bodmin Moor, which forms the largest of the Cornish granite uplands.