Clach an Truiseil
The tallest single standing stone in Scotland, nearly 6 m high, standing alone in a field in the village of Barvas.
The Clach an Truiseil stands about 5.8 m tall and is considered the tallest single prehistoric standing stone in Scotland. Its age may be similar to that of Callanish. It stands alone in a grassy field near the village of Barvas on the northwest coast, with the Atlantic as its backdrop. Legend says the site was once a battlefield between clans. Admission is free. Park and walk a few minutes to reach it. It can be visited on the way to the Butt of Lewis.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Arnol Blackhouse
- Lews Castle & Museum nan Eilean
- Stornoway
- Norse Mill and Kiln, Shawbost
- HMY Iolaire Memorial
- St Moluag's Church (Teampull Mholuaidh)
- Butt of Lewis Lighthouse
- Bridge to Nowhere & Garry Beach