Little Garve Bridge is a scheduled monument, spanning the Black Water just outside the village of Garve. Dating back to the mid-18th century, it formed part of a military road, built for the British army following the Jacobite Uprisings.
Vitrified hillforts exist where the stone wall enclosures have been partly transformed into glass by heat (vitrification). Antiquarians disagree on the reason for vitrification, with some suggesting it may have …
A good navigation point on ascent to Ben Wyvis. Once reached the route is much flatter and steady along to the summit. Here the cairn is a good marker for the return journey in poorer visibility.
Carved during the time of the Picts before the 7th century, this stone baffles experts and the meaning of the symbols of the horse shoe and eagle are lost to …