Ardunie Roman Signal Station
Near Trinity Gask, Perthshire
Open all year round
On the Gask Ridge frontier
Ardunie Signal Station, near Auchterarder, is a Roman station dating to the late first century AD. It forms part of the Roman military system now known as the Gask Ridge frontier.
The Gask Ridge is regarded as the earliest Roman example of a frontier system of forts, roads and watchtowers. It stretches for 37km from Glenbank to Bertha on the Tay.
Statement of Significance
You can find out more about Ardunie Roman Signal Station in our Statement of Significance, part of a series of special documents outlining the history and development of Historic Scotland sites.
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