These four standing stones are to be found 2 miles due east of New Radnor and due south of Kinnerton by the junction of 3 narrow country lanes. There is reputed to be a line of standing stones, including the Four Stones, from Kinnerton to Old Radnor, just south of here, marking what may be the oldest traffic route in Britain.

Offa's Dyke is also just 6 miles east of here.

A byeway is an unsurfaced road and this particular byeway starts very near the Four Stones. The view is towards the Radnor Forest hills with the obvious hill being 'Whimble'. The byeway eventually joins the A44 to Kington.

We found this solitary standing stone just south of Kinnerton and it is probably one of those forming the line referred to above which includes the Four Stones.