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This
site is located some distance away from the nearest
parking and the use of a mountain bike is suggested. Locations marked with this symbol will
generally have access along un-surfaced roads. |
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Sites
marked with this symbol may be difficult to find, mainly
due to concealing vegetation such as grass or trees. A
GPS may be useful but limited in urban areas where signal reception may be reduced. |
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The
"X" symbol is used to denote locations where
unusual events have been noted e.g. ghosts, UFO's, stealth helicopters, ley
lines,
earth lights, alien big cats and people with no
clothes on! |
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Many
of the sites in Ancient Stones are located in some
quite difficult terrain. This symbol indicates that
the route to the stone involves some steep gradients. |
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This
symbol denotes a site where a long or difficult walk
is required to reach the location. Good stout footwear
is recommended and terrain may be rough,
wet or strenuous. Distances usually more than 1
mile. |
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This
symbol denotes a site that that can be generally accessed
without difficulty. Conditions
underfoot will be easy and across level or undulating
terrain. Strong footwear not usually required. |
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Used
for sites where the stones can be easily seen from the
roadside or inside a vehicle. The site may
not be immediately apparent but can be seen with the
naked eye. Binoculars often useful. |
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Used
to denote a site that offers a good viewpoint of the
surrounding area. May also indicate that the site is
exposed and that proper outdoor clothing may be
required depending on weather conditions. |
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This
symbol denotes a location situated in water. The stone may not
be visible or accessible depending tide or river conditions.
Caution advised when visiting these sites. Check
tide tables beforehand. |
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Sites
in care of national body such as Heritage Scotland.
There may also be an information plaque in position
close to the stone. Sites with this
symbol do not have any access restrictions or entry fees. |
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Parking
readily available on or near the location and
generally within 1 mile. Sites that do not have this
symbol will have limited or restricted parking facilities at or near
the location. |
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This
symbol denotes a site where wheelchair users are able
to get close to the stone or at least view the stone
from nearby. Terrain is generally suitable
of unaided access on smooth tarmac surfaces. |
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The
information symbol indicates that additional
information may be found at the location. This will
usually be in the form of a metal plaque or notice
board located close by. |
