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Castlerigg Stone Circle
It is not difficult to see why Castlerigg is claimed to be one of the prettiest stone circles.The circle is thought to date back to 3200 BC which makes one of the earliest circles in Europe. There are 38 stones, although it is thought there may have been more originally. Getting to Castlerigg Stone CircleScroll the mouse over map to move or double click the multi-map link to enlarge and move this map.View map of Keswick on Multimap.com To really enjoy this magnificent Stone Circle, it is worth trying to time your visit to Castlerigg outside of the peak holiday period. Why not plan to visit at dawn or dusk, to beat the crowds and get terrific lighting? It does get very busy in the summer and although there are a few road parking spots close to the Circle these fill up quickly. Additional parking is available in Keswick town Centre. |
Looking for accommodation near Keswick?Keswick Youth Hostel is situated right in the town centre and has family rooms available.There are also some very pretty self-catering cottages available in Keswick.
Gluten Free Guest House near KeswickSpecial diet, fed up of self-catering? Why not check out this Guest House near Keswick which will cater for your special dietary requirements? Jenkin Hill Cottage - Coeliac & Special Diet Friendly |
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It is not difficult to see why Castlerigg is claimed to be one of the prettiest stone circles.