Worth a little detour to see this large stone circle in a field of dairy cattle. Peaceful and interesting place More

Extremely historic and moving site. Second only to Stonehenge of its type. More

Just as raved about by Julian Cope himself. One of the finest sites in England, carvings on Long Meg are clearly visible.Pagans leave trinket offerings there too, all power to them. More

This is a really big stone circle - very impressive if you are interested in this sort of thing. There is also a lovely circular walk up the river and back past the circle (about 7 miles) More

Hidden away behind Little Salkeld this is a great area to let the children run round the standing stones - Meg is the big one with interesting carvings and her daughters are in a big circle around her. This can be incorporated with a longer walk to Lacy's caves which makes a lovely afternoon out - you can see the... More

This whole site is magnificent. The energy here is palpable and very welcoming. Over in the next field is Little Meg, another stone circle tiny compared to Long Meg but also worth a visit. Not many people know Little Meg is there and there are some carved stones as well. Do visit both! More

this was one of the most amazing sights i have seen. Need to know the history it has so intrigued me. More

Require more sign posts to direct to the location of Long Meg and her daughters. Also would like to see info board giving history of this attraction. If you have young children this is the idea place for them to run off surplus energy. Take a picnic to this scenic ancient stone circle. More

I happened upon this stone circle on a lovely, gentle walk to see Lacy's Caves. The two of them were such a delight. The walk in general was nicely varied and suitable for all but especially those not wanting to go high. I did it on a wet day and still enjoyed it. Little Selkeld Mill where you can enjoy... More