The three stones in this row stand 6, 11 and 12 feet tall.
They line up to the southwest in the direction of the midwinter sunset. Unusually their broad faces lie across the row rather than with the row. Sighting along the broad face of the stones to the northwest you find yourself looking to where the midsummer sun sets behind the Paps of Jura - very distinctly shaped mountains on the Isle of Jura.
Looking back the way, the stones make a line to the northeast that indicates the most northerly point that the moonrise reaches.
1/5 Looking east.
2/5 Looking northwest. The Paps of Jura can be seen disappearing into the clouds at the horizon behind the stones.
3/5 Looking north.
4/5 Looking southeast.
5/5 Looking south.
Nearby Sites
8km Achadh-Chaorann Monolith Standing Stone
9km Carse Megaliths Standing Stones
18km Avinagillan Monolith Standing Stone
18km Skipness Castle Castle
(NB: All distances are as-the-crow-flies. Lochs, mountains and beautiful winding roads will make it further. Sometimes much further.)