Culloden Battlefield Cottage – Culloden Battlefield loop from Croy

Croy And Culloden Moor

Culloden Battlefield Cottage – Culloden Battlefield loop from Croy

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Culloden Battlefield Cottage – Culloden Battlefield loop from Croy

00:59

23.6km

170m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 21, 2026

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6.16 km

View of Culloden Viaduct

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After walking part of the Battlefield Walks, take in this view from the side of the road. You can reach this point either by walking along the road or taking …

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7.42 km

Culloden Battlefield Cottage

Highlight • Historical Site

A reconstruction of an old cottage, used probably as a hospital for the battlefield

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7.71 km

Culloden Battlefield and Memorial

Highlight • Historical Site

At this place, the troops were defeated by Bonnie Prince Charles. 1000 dead in 30 minutes. You can also pay for the battlefield without entry. Worth seeing.

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8.36 km

Culloden Battlefield and Memorial Cairn

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Site of the 1745 battle of Culloden Moor, the end of the Jacobite uprising led by Bonny Prince Charlie. There is a National Trust cemtre nearby with loads of information about the battle.

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8.43 km

Prince Charles Edward Stuart (called Bonnie Prince Charlie) and his approximately 5,000-man army, consisting mainly of men from the Scottish Highlands, was on the 8th, after winning the Prestonpans battle …

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9.15 km

Culloden Battlefield Trail

Highlight • Historical Site

Wee story about what happened here but worth reading up the history of the area.

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9.50 km

King's Stables Station, Battle of Culloden

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This cottage dates from the mid 18th century, and is known to have been in use at the time of the Battle of Culloden in 1746. It is said that the government cavalry were stationed here following the battle.

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