Duddo Estate near Berwick-Upon-Tweed

Duddo has a rich variety of prehistoric, medieval and post-medieval archaeological sites. The bridlepath leads to Duddo Four Stones, a 4000 year old Bronze Age stone circle cremation burial sit (footpath access only to the circle). Local names include ‘The Women’ The Singing Stones’. The ruins of Duddo Tower are a prominent feature on crags south of the village. The tower was destroyed in 1496 by James IV of Scotland but repaired to give protection until the late 16th century.

County NORTHUMBERLAND	Click to see the Site Map (PDF)
Grid Reference NT930436 (link to Interactive Map in a new window)
OS Landranger No. 75
CPH Reference Number 31/290/0020
Near To Berwick-Upon-Tweed
Length of route 3.0 km (1.9 miles)
Best time to visit All year round
Access end date 30/09/2014
Accessibility Information Data not yet available
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