FamxplorNine Ladies Stone Circle
What to expect
The Nine Ladies Stone Circle is a small early Bronze Age stone circle located on Stanton Moor in Derbyshire. The circle consists of ten millstone grit stones, with one stone having been buried for several centuries, leading to the belief that there were only nine stones. The site is part of a complex of prehistoric circles and standing stones on Stanton Moor. Visitors can explore the circle and enjoy the beautiful Peak District moorland views. The area is also home to other prehistoric sites, including Arbor Low and Hob Hurst's House, making it a great place to visit for those interested in history and nature. The site is managed by the Peak District National Park Authority and is a sacred site for modern Pagan groups
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Nine Ladies Stone Circle near Matlock: "I think this is paradise!"
Activities: We followed a path to explore the area, discovering interesting stone formations. We went on a hike to the Nine Ladies stone circle. We saw a tree near the stone circle adorned with various natural materials and crafts. "We have the feeling we chose paths at random."
Highlights: The kids were very excited to climb the ideal climbing trees. "This is the most beautiful forest I've ever seen!" "I think this is paradise", Silas happily declared, running the water over his fingers ✨