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Kinnell


Kinnell stone circle stands just beyond the Falls of Dochart within the policies of Kinnell House, and close to the confluence of the River Dochart and River Lochay where they flow into Loch Tay.

The circle, around 10m in diameter, consists of six large stones between 1.4m and 1.9m in height. The most northerly stone is decorated with three cupmarks.

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Alternative names for Kinnell

Achmore; Kinnell; Kinnell House; Kinnell Park

Where is Kinnell?

Kinnell is in the parish of Killin and the county of Perthshire.

Grid reference: NN 5770 3280

Lat / long: 56.46591697, -4.309954407

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OS Map for Kinnell

OS map OL48
Ben Lawers & Glen Lyon (Loch Tay, Killin & Kenmore)
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Weather at Kinnell

4°C
max 4°C / min 3°C
8km/h SSW
1032mb
95%
92%
08:02 16:59

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Weather observed at Comrie at 23:52

References (websites)

Canmore

Ancient sites near Kinnell

Acharn standing stone

2.0km away

Tirai standing stone

6.1km away

Edinchip chambered cairn

11.0km away

Machuim stone circle

12.8km away

Cona Bhacain standing stone

12.9km away

Caisteal Cona Bhacain fort

12.9km away

Kerrowmore stone circle

13.7km away

Kerrowmore fort

14.1km away

Neish Island (possible) crannog

14.1km away
more ancient sites....

Castles near Kinnell

Kinnell House

0.1km away

Castle of Eilan Rowan (site of)

0.6km away

Finlarig Castle

1.1km away

Edramucky Castle (site of)

5.2km away

House of Carwhin

8.4km away

Dalveich Castle

9.2km away

Mains Castle

9.6km away

Edinample Castle

10.4km away

Ardvorlich House

11.2km away
more castles....

Pictish stones near Kinnell

Old Kilmadock 1 Class II symbol stone

32.9km away

Old Kilmadock 2 Class I symbol stone

32.9km away

Fowlis Wester Class II cross-slab

35.9km away

Fowlis Wester Church Class III cross-slab

36.0km away

Struan Class I symbol stone

39.9km away

Blackford Class I symbol stone

41.5km away

Priest's Stone Class III cross-slab

42.9km away

Logierait Class II cross-slab

43.5km away

Dunfallandy Stone Class II cross slab

43.8km away
more Pictish stones....
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Pictish sites near Kinnell

Norrie's Law hoard

86.5km away

Todholes (possible) silver chain

98.2km away

Borland silver chain

98.8km away

Haddington silver chain

110.1km away

Torvean silver chain

110.8km away

Whitecleugh silver chain

115.1km away

Traprain Law silver chain

115.2km away

Whitlaw silver chain

124.3km away

Hoardweel silver chain

140.1km away
more Pictish sites....
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Accommodation near Kinnell

The Courie Inn
hotel, pubKillin
0.6km away
Braveheart Backpackers
hostelKillin
0.6km away
Killin Hotel
hotelKillin
0.7km away
The Bridge Of Lochay Hotel
hotelKillin
1.6km away
Clachan Cottage Hotel
hotelLochearnhead
9.2km away
Ardeonaig Hotel and Restaurant
hotelArdeonaig
9.4km away
Balquhidder Braes Log Cabins
self-catering apartmentAuchtoo
11.8km away
Ben Lawers Hotel
hotelLawers
12.1km away
Mhor 84 Motel
hotel, restaurantBalquhidder
12.6km away
Drummond Hotel
hotel, pubSt Fillans
14.4km away

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Cafés, restaurants & bars near Kinnell

The Courie Inn
hotel, pubKillin
0.6km away
Mhor 84 Motel
hotel, restaurantBalquhidder
12.6km away
Glenlyon Tearoom
caféBridge of Balgie
14.3km away
Drummond Hotel
hotel, pubSt Fillans
14.4km away
Inn At Strathyre
hotel, restaurant, pubStrathyre
15.9km away
Monachyle Mhor Hotel
hotel, restaurantBalquhidder
16.6km away
The Rod & Reel
pubCrianlarich
20.6km away
Best Western The Crianlarich Hotel
hotel, restaurant, barCrianlarich
20.6km away
Poppies Hotel and Restaurant
hotel, restaurant, barCallander
24.5km away
Torlum Café, Auchingarrich
caféComrie
24.6km away
more food.... / more drink....

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Published on the 14th of May 2010 at 4:20 pm. Updated on the 15th of May 2010 at 12:20 am.

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