
Trehudreth NW Standing Stone viewed from NW.
Trehudreth NW Standing Stone viewed from NW.
Trehudreth NW Standing Stone viewed from NE.
Trehudreth NW Standing Stone viewed from SE.
Trehudreth NW Standing Stone viewed from SW.
Trehudreth NW Standing Stone viewed from NW.
Visited 09.09.22
Trehudreth Downs NW Menhir is a wide slab measuring c. 62 inches high and 51 inches wide, leaning c. 20° SE. There is a second stone set at right angles to the menhir. It is a triangular standing stone measuring c. 2 ft high. The site resembles the remains of a cist but there is no evidence of a surrounding cairn. Cornwall & Scilly HER list this monument as HER Number: 1669 (go to Links) providing a fuller description of Trehudreth Downs NW Menhir.
Trehundreth Downs Menhir – 31.3.2004
Full 8 figure grid ref = SX12427281
Marked on the OS map. I don’t think I found this. It was all getting a bit confusing at this point. The OS map, the text and pictures in Peter Herring and Peter Rose’s ‘Bodmin Moor’s Archaeological Heritage’ (Cornwall County Council – 2001) and the text, drawing and pictures in Cheryl Straffon’s guide ‘The Earth Mysteries Guide to Bodmin Moor and North Cornwall (including Tintagel)’ (Meyn Mamvro – 1993, amended 2000) all help, but also can confuse. I think I have helped pull this info together, but without a repeat visit with a GPS system I don’t think some of these mysteries will be solved.
Trehudreth Downs Menhir on Cornwall & Scilly HER