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Countryside Circular

Duddo Stones (Standing Stones)

Northumberland

Distance
1.5 mi
Est. time
1h
Difficulty
Easy
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About this walk

This is a very short walk across farmland, but it goes to one of the most impressive (in my opinion) sites in Northumberland. You'll finding incredible standing stones and stone circles. It's almost a drive-by but it's worth a stop if you have 40 or 50 minutes to be impressed.

If you're using the Walkmates app, don't forget to look for ghosts in the middle of the stones!

Walk details

Main location
Duddo
Nearby town
Duddo
Walk type
Circular
Category
Countryside
Distance
1.5 mi (2.5 km)
Est. time
1h
Explorer
Yes, off the beaten track

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