This small four-poster stone circle is beautifully set on the north-eastern shoulder of a low hill. One of the stones has fallen, the other three still standing and measuring between three and five feet tall.
In a nearby wood are a collection of larger stones that were thought to be the remains of another circle but are now considered to be simply field clearance.
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11/29 Looking west.
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19/29 Looking west.
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21/29 Looking west
22/29 Looking northwest
23/29 The north-most stone
24/29 Looking east
25/29 Looking northeast
26/29 Another view to the west
27/29 Looking northwest
28/29 Looking southwest
29/29 Another view to the east
Nearby Sites
1km Woodside, Hill of Drimmie Stone Circle
3km Courthill Stone Standing Stone
5km Alyth Pictish Cross-Slab Pictish Stone Class II
6km Barry Hill Iron Age Hill Fort
8km Leys of Marlee Stone Circle
13km Kettins Pictish Cross-Slab Pictish Stone Class III
15km Murthly Pictish Stone Pictish Symbol Stone Class III
19km Dunkeld Park Standing Stone
19km Wolfhill Stones Standing Stones
20km Blackfaulds Stone Circle
(NB: All distances are as-the-crow-flies. Lochs, mountains and beautiful winding roads will make it further. Sometimes much further.)