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Duddo Five Stones

Northumberland, England

Before you go

Park considerately on the grass verge near the signed gate and follow the permissive path for roughly 1 kilometre across working farmland. The land is private, livestock may be present and the path can be muddy. Do not block the narrow lane or farm access.

Postcode caution: TD15 2PT is a useful navigation reference, not a guarantee of legal or available parking.

Grid reference
NT 930 437
Useful postcode
TD15 2PT
Monument coordinates
55.68670, -2.11210

Pack and plan

  • Charged phone and a paper map or saved offline map
  • Water, layers and footwear suited to the terrain
  • Current weather, daylight and access information checked
  • Someone told where you are going on remote walks

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What you are looking for

Five deeply weathered sandstone uprights crown a Northumberland knoll close to the Scottish border.

The five surviving uprights form a rough circle about 10.5 metres across. They stand between 1.5 and 2.3 metres high and have been dramatically grooved by weathering in the local sandstone. Buried construction deposits are thought to survive despite the early excavation and later re-erection.

Field notes

Weather and light: ______________________________________________

First feature spotted: ___________________________________________

Something the map did not show: _________________________________

Walk gently

  • Check current access and weather before setting out.
  • Keep dogs under close control around livestock.
  • Do not climb, move stones, light fires or leave offerings.
  • Take all litter home and protect fragile ground.

If something goes wrong

In an emergency call 999 or 112. Give the grid reference or coordinates above, describe your approach route, and do not put yourself at further risk.

Guide reviewed August 2026 · circlesofstone.co.uk/circles/duddo-five-stones

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