Ardclach Bell Tower
Opening times and prices
Ardclach Bell Tower is free to visit and is open year-round.
Accessibility
There are a number of external steps to be climbed when accessing the site and the ground is uneven. Strong footwear is recommended.
How to get here
9 miles south of Nairn. Signposted off the A939 to Grantown-on-Spey.
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Address
Ardclach
near Nairn
National Grid reference:
NH 953 453
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