#014#014 / PEAK DISTRICT
Arbor Low
Fallen limestone slabs enclosed by a prehistoric bank and ditch on the White Peak plateau.
- Category
- historic landmark
- Rarity
- Epic
- Base reward
- 700 XP
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Overview
Arbor Low's bank and ditch enclose a ring of fallen limestone slabs and central stone settings. Gib Hill is a separate nearby barrow; the henge and circle are the primary identity of this entry.
Source: English Heritage
Getting there
English Heritage describes an approach via Upper Oldhams Farm, south of Monyash. Its visitor page lists a small parking area on the track and a walk through fields, gates or stiles to the circle.
Source: English Heritage
Useful information
Access
English Heritage reports access through a working farmyard and private land, with a landowner charge of £1 per person when checked on 4 October 2026. Unfound Earth does not control this arrangement; check English Heritage and local notices for current terms.
Source: English Heritage
Facilities
English Heritage lists no facilities on site. Consult its visitor page for nearby facilities rather than assuming services at the monument.
Source: English Heritage