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The Black Down stone circle consists of five "totems" built from local Forest Marble stone. One is aligned with true north, and the other four with midwinter and midsummer solstice sunrises and sunsets. In good weather at each of these times, the suns full disc will shine through the opening of the totems, lighting up the central rock of Portland stone, providing a modern take on ancient monuments.

South Dorset Ridgeway has one of the densest concentrations of these Bronze Age funerary monuments in southern England

A weird name considering it's just a small car park. but, it's free, and if you're smitten by free things, you'll be smitten by this corner. lol

Spectacular views! And a pat on the back for climbing.

slower than the tarmac road but full of nice views

Set of pillars with gaps in looking onto a stone in the middle.

In the nature reserve of Valley of Stones, you can observe a wide variety of butterflies and wildflowers in its chalk grassland, as well as all the sarsen boulders scattered throughout the southern valley, remnants from the last ice age.

To the north of this stretch of the path, you can see two large tumuli, also known as barrows or burial mounds. They typically date from the Neolithic to the Bronze Age, although some may be from later periods.