Muir o'Fauld Roman Signal Station

  • Trinity Gask, Perthshire

 

Getting here

Muir o’Fauld 

Accessed by woodland footpath 1m north east of Trinity Gask off the B8062 Crieff to Auchterarder road, not signposted.  

Grid reference - NN 982 189. 

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This site is accessed through working farmland. To keep you and the livestock safe, please follow the Scottish Outdoor Access Code.

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Opening times

Open year-round.

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Facilities

A clearing where Ardunie Signal Station used to be, with a row of trees and fields in the background

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Ardunie Roman Signal Station
A church building with a clock on the tower and two tall large windows, set in a graveyard

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St Serf's Church and Dupplin Cross
A tall cross-slab with Pictish symbols in a small hall in the Parish church.

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Fowlis Wester Sculptured Stone
The well preserved medieval Tullibardine Chapel with a small graveyard in front of it

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Tullibardine Chapel
A red stoned cottage surrounded by gravestones and trees.

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Innerpeffray Chapel
A general view of Huntingtower Castle.

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Huntingtower Castle
Castle Campbell seen from a distance, revealing its surrounding woodland and commanding view over the countryside.

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Castle Campbell
A few gravestones stand in front of Muthill church, which has a large square tower on the right

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Muthill Old Church and Tower
A clearing where Ardunie Signal Station used to be, with a row of trees and fields in the background

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Ardunie Roman Signal Station
A snow speckled, rocky field with two small manmade hills

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Black Hill Roman Camps
A runner on a rampart next to a ditch in a forest

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Antonine Wall: Watling Lodge East and West
A field covered in Roman quarry pitches

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Antonine Wall: Rough Castle
A grassy rampart

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Antonine Wall: Seabegs Wood
An overgrown piece of grassland surrounded by trees

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Antonine Wall: Castlecary
A path leading through a bright forest

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Antonine Wall: Westerwood to Castlecary
The weather-worn carving of an eagle on a large rockface. In front of it is an interpretation sign

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Eagle Rock

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