A pile of old stones on an edge of a field in the middle of nowhere, not worth going to in my opinion unless you like old stones piled on top of one another.

A pile of old stones on an edge of a field in the middle of nowhere, not worth going to in my opinion unless you like old stones piled on top of one another.
This was a very interesting stop, there was a good notice board giving the basic info on the place, and easy parking. Could be a lttle muddy if wet. A wee bit eerie as we went at dusk.
It is a slight deviation off the main road but only a 100 yard walk from the car park to see this cairn. It is amazingly well preserved and being able to crawl through the low arch to enter the chamber is worth the difficulty if you can do it. It doesn't cost anything to see it either.
Very interesting and worthwhile having a look at this 4 thousand year old burial cairn
This was lovely and impressive. I did get dirty knees crawling through the tunnel though!
Thanks to the previous reviewer for the extra info. We wanted to visit some standing stones and although these are small they have the bonus of surrounding a burial cairn. Better preserved than I expected and worth stopping for.
About eight miles from Drumnadrochit and not on a bus route, although one passes the end of the access road about a mile from the cairn. The interpretation provided at the monument is minimal so print this out and take it with you or go with a guide. There are two tour companies who visit the cairn.
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