Well worn now some of the cup marks can still be seen.
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NCAS Description board
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Marked stone and description board from the path
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Surprised when I found this one isn’t on TMA as it’s on a well marked path and has been taken under the wing of the North Clyde Archeology Society.
Easy to visit. Park at Hill House NT car park at the top end of Helensburgh. Take the marked path to Rhu and about 1km (15 min walk along well made paths) from the car park this large rock is on the left of the path in a clearing as you pass through trees.
Still well marked this large rock has been split into roughly 4 chunks. There is a plaque at the side giving details. An impressive stone that would have been stunning before split.
Some details and pictures at geograph.org.uk/photo/5204250
canmore.org.uk/site/41455/drumfad
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