Llyn y Tarw ritual complex

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Llyn y Tarw ritual complex is a prehistoric stone circle in Powys. It is one of 21 stone circles the Albion Guide charts in the county. Caersws Station is 5.7 km away to the south. Other stone circles nearby include Cefn Llydan Circle and Y Capel Stone.

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