Mitchell’s Fold Stone Circle is just inside the English border with Wales, a 3,000-year-old relic of the Bronze Age, constructed of dolerite stones from Stapeley Hill nearby. There are 15 stones arranged in a rough circle, with a couple more prominent than others. It is thought there were once 30 stones, that the tallest had a twin, making a doorway, and that there was a central stone.
It is a relatively lonely spot, but with wonderful views west into Wales. It also has a nice legend about a magic cow, which you can read more about below. There are other prehistoric remains nearby, including the Hoarstones Circle and a Bronze Age axe factory at Cwm Mawr.
By car, park at the side of a rough lane off the corner of the road and walk a few hundred yards to the monument.
Post Code is very approximate, off a road between White Grit and Priest Weston. Use a map.