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R Dillon (10 months ago)
Beautifully restored ancient chapel with a collection of carved crosses and gravestones dating back to the 7th century. A glimpse into the Gaelic culture of Argyll.
Beautifully restored ancient chapel with a collection of carved crosses and gravestones dating back to the 7th century. A glimpse into the Gaelic culture of Argyll.
Richard Milton (10 months ago)
The single lane road ends at a gate, go through this one to another. There is parking for 3-4 cars but a space for turning needs to be left. Pass through 2nd gate (the one across the road) and you will see a boardwalk across to a calf building slope up to the chapel, views are good, chapel is so-so. Warning, towards the end of the road there the passing places are quite far apart.
The single lane road ends at a gate, go through this one to another. There is parking for 3-4 cars but a space for turning needs to be left. Pass through 2nd gate (the one across the road) and you will see a boardwalk across to a calf building slope up to the chapel, views are good, chapel is so-so. Warning, towards the end of the road there the passing places are quite far apart.
Sam Von (10 months ago)
Wonderful historical remains and the chance of one of the nicest walks we have aver done
Wonderful historical remains and the chance of one of the nicest walks we have aver done
Gordon Stewart (2 years ago)
Gorgeous little Chapel in a stunning setting approx 15 miles from Lochgilphead. Carved stones and chapel itself has some history and info plaques inside. I'm not a history or religious buff but still very interesting and again, simply a gorgeous part of the country. Single lane country road with passing places to get there from Lochgilphead but hardly and traffic and only met half a dozen people there.
Gorgeous little Chapel in a stunning setting approx 15 miles from Lochgilphead. Carved stones and chapel itself has some history and info plaques inside. I'm not a history or religious buff but still very interesting and again, simply a gorgeous part of the country. Single lane country road with passing places to get there from Lochgilphead but hardly and traffic and only met half a dozen people there.
John Lancaster (3 years ago)
We were lucky enough to visit just before lockdown. An interesting chapel off the beaten track with beautiful views all around. A quiet and serene spot. Seeing the collection of carved stones inside and outside the Chapel, dating back to the 8th century was the reason for our visit and we weren't disappointed. It really is worth the journey to get there.
We were lucky enough to visit just before lockdown. An interesting chapel off the beaten track with beautiful views all around. A quiet and serene spot. Seeing the collection of carved stones inside and outside the Chapel, dating back to the 8th century was the reason for our visit and we weren't disappointed. It really is worth the journey to get there.
