Hurkling Stones are a series of unique rock formations located in the Peak District. These intriguing stones are situated near the village of Longnor and are renowned for their distinctively shaped boulders, which appear to have been hurled or scattered across the landscape.

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Elevation 440 m

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Location: Derwent, High Peak, Derbyshire, East Midlands, England, United Kingdom

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Hurkling Stones

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3. Back Tor Trig Point – Derwent Dam loop from Edale

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