To the northwest of the High Bridestones circles on the edge of Sleight's Moor before it drops sharply down to the village of Grosmont is a ragged line of stones in a roughly north-south alignment. Known as the Low Bridestones it is not clear what their original purpose was, it is possible that they are not an alignment or row in the usual sense such as at sites like the Devil's Arrows but they may in fact form part of a prehistoric field system. Due to the thick cover of heather and grasses it is difficult to make out how many stones are involved or how long the line is, a rough estimate might be between twelve and fifteen stones covering a distance of twenty to thirty metres, sometimes the layout of the stones suggest that they may have formed a double row. None of the stones are particularly large, the tallest being about one metre tall and it is possible that many stones are now missing making an accurate determination of the purpose of the site even more difficult.
Glossary Item: Bronze Age