This 13th-century chapel is a rare and well-preserved example of a medieval private chapel, featuring stunning architecture and ornate stone carvings.
Remnants of an old pictish chapel are mounds in the turf. An original standing stone has been removed and is now in a museum. A modern replica stone stands on the spot now
Lovely location with stunning views. Part of a sculpture trail along the coast. Cafe does excellent coffee, tea and hot chocolate with a stunning range of home baking. Please don't forget some change for the maintenance donation box.
Site of Hilton of Cadboll Chapel. Very close the replica standing stone. The area is peaceful and beautiful on a good day.
It's nice and peaceful here and alright for a quick stop off, but there isn't much to see really! The information board is helpful, but the area isn't well kept. Quite tricky to get to.
Lovely location with stunning views.
Just beautiful part of our history, worth serin all the other stones. Shandwick, Edderton, Nigg and Portmahomack. Definately go to the discovery centre at Portmahomack as so much information there, and a great selection of books.
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Remnants of an old pictish chapel are mounds in the turf. An original standing stone has been removed and is now in a museum. A modern replica stone stands on the spot now
Lovely location with stunning views. Part of a sculpture trail along the coast. Cafe does excellent coffee, tea and hot chocolate with a stunning range of home baking. Please don't forget some change for the maintenance donation box.
Site of Hilton of Cadboll Chapel. Very close the replica standing stone. The area is peaceful and beautiful on a good day.
It's nice and peaceful here and alright for a quick stop off, but there isn't much to see really! The information board is helpful, but the area isn't well kept. Quite tricky to get to.
Lovely location with stunning views.
Just beautiful part of our history, worth serin all the other stones. Shandwick, Edderton, Nigg and Portmahomack. Definately go to the discovery centre at Portmahomack as so much information there, and a great selection of books.
