This is a row of four standing stones. One still stands, two fallen stones are visible, and a third fallen stone was discovered under the turf.
The stone still standing is about 2.7 metres (about 8 feet) tall. The largest fallen stone is rather bigger - 3.6 metres (about 12 feet) long.
1/9 Approaching from the southeast.
2/9 Lookind southwest across Poll Athach. One fallen stone is very visible at the bottom left. Another is in the bottom right corner of the picture.
3/9 Looking south with the two fallen stones in the foreground.
4/9 Looking southeast. The two fallen stones can be seen at the centre and left of the photograph.
5/9 The larger of the fallen stones. There are a number of depressions in the upper face that at first look like cup marks but on a closer look seem to be natural erosion.
6/9 Looking southeast.
7/9 Looking east.
8/9 Looking north.
9/9 A wider view east. The fourth stone is fallen and under the turf at the left of the enclosure.
Nearby Sites
4km Cillchriosd Standing Stone
4km Cnoc Fada Stone Row
4km Glac Mhor Stone Row; Cup Marks
(NB: All distances are as-the-crow-flies. Lochs, mountains and beautiful winding roads will make it further. Sometimes much further.)