You are hereStanding Stones Moel Goedog 6 is a wedged shaped
standing stone that has a notch in its upper surface. It stands
0.8 metres high and is part of the Fonlief Hir ancient Track
way. This standing stone found close to Merthyr Farm, Harlech,
is the tallest and most prominent of the five stones denoting
the supposed prehistoric track way known as Fonlief Hir. The
stone stands just over six feet tall and can be seen over a gate
in the stone farm wall beside the road. Standing in the Norman
churchyard of All Saints Church, the Rudston Monolith is the
highest standing stone in Great Britain at 7.6m (25ft) with a 5m
circumference and an estimated weight of 40 Tonnes. An
experiment run by William Strickland in the 18th century
suggests the stone may extend underground to a similar depth as
it high above ground. Read More » The standing stones below
Stemster Hill, are unusual in that they consist of a U shape,
rather than the traditional stone circle. Their real purpose is
unknown but they may have had an ast