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C R (16 months ago)
About a kilometre from the road on top of King Arthur's Downs sits this rectangular feature. Thought to be neolithic in origin, some of the standing stones are still visible as is the embankment and central depression. A wild and atmospheric location with great views.
About a kilometre from the road on top of King Arthur's Downs sits this rectangular feature. Thought to be neolithic in origin, some of the standing stones are still visible as is the embankment and central depression. A wild and atmospheric location with great views.
Dan Petley (19 months ago)
An eerie isolated mystery. Well worth a visit, drive as close as you can and leave your car where the road ends. Strangely there's good internet so you can use maps for the 7 minute walk up the hill to get there.
An eerie isolated mystery. Well worth a visit, drive as close as you can and leave your car where the road ends. Strangely there's good internet so you can use maps for the 7 minute walk up the hill to get there.
B Bond (007) (2 years ago)
The walk is like 10 minutes. But it’s really really beautiful here. Even though i don’t know what is it, the view on the site and it’s surroundings were amazing. If I’m ever close by again i would definitely visit again
The walk is like 10 minutes. But it’s really really beautiful here. Even though i don’t know what is it, the view on the site and it’s surroundings were amazing. If I’m ever close by again i would definitely visit again
Neil Fuller (2 years ago)
Interesting artefact out on the moors near to St Breward It would seem that the archaeologists can't decide what it was built for, which makes the place rather mysterious. To get to "King Arthur's Hall", it is easiest to park at Candra and follow the track. Usual warnings apply such as wear appropriate clothes and footwear and carry a map.
Interesting artefact out on the moors near to St Breward It would seem that the archaeologists can't decide what it was built for, which makes the place rather mysterious. To get to "King Arthur's Hall", it is easiest to park at Candra and follow the track. Usual warnings apply such as wear appropriate clothes and footwear and carry a map.
simon warne (3 years ago)
Absolutely gorgeous place . You can access nearly everywhere between temple , camelford and bodmin without going near a road. Lovely walk. Dress for the weather and not for the moment.
Absolutely gorgeous place . You can access nearly everywhere between temple , camelford and bodmin without going near a road. Lovely walk. Dress for the weather and not for the moment.
