Kynballoch Stone, one of the area's largest megaliths, stands 2.5m high with a 6m base circumference. Also known as the Craighall or Glenballoch Stone, it lies just south of Drimmie Woods. Its east face bears nine enigmatic cup marks, inspiring countless theories. Nearby, the remains of a Bronze Age stone circle suggest a long history of ritual activity.

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April 16, 2025

Well, it's an excuse for a stop to catch your breath when cycling north and upwards. In a field a few metres from the road.

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Location: Mount Blair, Perth and Kinross, Scotland, United Kingdom

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