A monument beside the A31 marking the reputed spot where King William II was killed by an arrow in 1100.
Get directionsA31, Canterton, New Forest, SO43 7PE
The stone marks the reputed place where William II, known as Rufus, died during a hunt in 1100.
Its inscription blames an arrow shot at a stag by Sir Walter Tyrrell, and says the king's body was carried to Winchester in a cart.
The stone was cased in cast iron in 1841 after repeated vandalism, and it now stands among oaks in open forest.
A31, Canterton, New Forest, SO43 7PE
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