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Just inside the gateway to Taymouth Castle, on a (natural) raised piece of ground beside the driveway, are the two Newhall Bridge standing stones. Both stones have been worked, with their inner faces having been smoothed down.

Seperated by a distance of 16m, they are aligned NW-SE, which would seem to discount the theory that they might once have formed part of a circle. As with other Perthshire "two-posters", one stone (the NW) is slab-like, while the other (the SE) is more square at the base.

stone A - 1.42m tall
stone B - 1.47m tall
the stones stand 16.30m apart

Stewart, M E C (1967)
'The excavation of a setting of standing stones at Lundin Farm near Aberfeldy, Perthshire'
Proc Soc Antiq Scot, 98, 1964-6, p144