Standing Stones of Glenterrow

All pictures copyright © 2000 Martin McCarthy

CANMORE Record

Looking southwest over the outlier towards the circle. Large Image (256c 872x600) Another view to the southwest. Large Image (93kb 527x816) The circle, looking southwest. Large Image (80kb 888x616) Another view to the southwest. Large Image (256c 912x626) A closer view, looking southwest. Large Image (55kb 794x520) Looking over the circle towards the outlier. The arrow indicates north. Large Image (256c 808x583) Looking north. Large Image (256c 816x619) The southernmost stone. Large Image (83kb 536x731)

This tiny circle of four granite boulders and one possible outlying stone has been interpreted in the past as a pair of concentric circles. The current view is that it is a four poster (more common in Perthshire). The circle is about ten feet across, the stones each standing about two feet high. Despite the size, this is a very attractive site and well worth a visit.