Claverhouse's Stone
Claverhouse’s Stone – so named because John Graham of Claverhouse, Viscount of Dundee (the famed “Bonnie Dundee”) is believed to have died leaning against it after being injured in the nearby Battle of Killiecrankie in 1689 – stands approximately 1.6m tall, with packing stones and some field clearance visible at its base.
Alternative names for Claverhouse's Stone
Killiecrankie; Urrard House
Where is Claverhouse's Stone?
Claverhouse's Stone is in the parish of Moulin and the county of Perthshire.
Grid reference: NN 9082 6319
Lat / long: 56.7468585, -3.785776694
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Accommodation near Claverhouse's Stone
Killiecrankie House
0.5km away
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Bridge of Tilt Hotel
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Atholl Arms Hotel, Blair Atholl
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Moulin Hotel
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Pine Trees Hotel Pitlochry
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Craigatin House & Courtyard
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Craigvrack Hotel
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Cafés, restaurants & bars near Claverhouse's Stone
Atholl Arms Hotel, Blair Atholl
4.4km away
Moulin Hotel
5.2km away
The Auld Smiddy Inn
5.6km away
Strathgarry Restaurant & Rooms
5.6km away
McKays
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The Old Mill Inn
5.7km away
Kingfisher Bar
5.8km away
Scotland's Hotel & Spa
5.8km away
Victoria's Restaurant
6.0km away
Atholl Palace Hotel
6.4km away
