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Standing stones
in Inverness-shire.
Clava, Corrimony and a Jacobite's cairn.
The stones of Inverness-shire span four thousand years. On a wooded terrace above the River Nairn, east of Inverness, the Clava Cairns are a prehistoric cemetery of round cairns ringed by standing stones. In Glen Urquhart, Corrimony is a passage grave of the same age, ringed by stones and remarkably well preserved, with much of its passage roof still in place. Far more recent is a roadside cairn in Glenmoriston, where Roderick Mackenzie was killed in 1746. He looked like Bonnie Prince Charlie, and his death helped the Prince escape. Pair Corrimony with a day in Glen Urquhart, and see Clava early or late, when the light is low.
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