
What is recorded here
A named place photographed at this map point in Pembrokeshire.
Dateable to the Late Neolithic or Early Bronze Age, the standing stone at Tremaenhir may have functioned as a territorial marker or ceremonial monument. Local folklore sometimes associates such stones with ancient giants or protective spirits, though specific traditions for this site are not well documented.
Places near here
Tre-Maenhir, Stone IStanding Stone Pair · 24 yd
Tre-Maen-Hir Standing StoneArchaeological place · 26 yd
St Hywel's Church, Llanhowel; St Hywel's Church, Llanhywel; St Hoel's Church, LlanhowelChurch · 1504 yd
Llanhowel ChurchChurch, cross or graveyard · 1549 yd
Pointz CastleFort · 1.6 mi
Dinas FachIslet · 2.3 mi
St Elvis RockIslet · 2.3 mi
St David's AirfieldNature reserve · 2.3 mi
Newgale NorthBeach / strand · 3.1 mi
Submerged Forest, Newgale Sands SouthSubmerged Forest · 3.4 mi
Castle Cenlas;Castell CenlasHouse · 3.5 mi
Abereiddy BayBeach / strand · 3.6 miOther information
Photo: Patrick Mackie · CC BY-SA 2.0