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Achnabreck Rock Art is free to visit and open year-round.

How to get here

Signposted off the A816 outside Cairnbaan, 2 miles north of Lochgilphead.

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Address

Near Cairnbaan
Argyll

National Grid reference:

55 NR 856 906

Accessibility

People with disabilities can park at the easy access parking uphill from the main Forestry and Land Scotland car park. From there use the 800m gravel trail to reach one of Achnabreac’s cup and ring marked outcrops.

The trail is wide and gravelled and leads to a viewing board and interpretation panel. The path continues downhill to the second outcrop but the terrain is steeper and less suitable for those with reduced mobility.

The lower outcrop is accessed via a stile.

Wide stone slab with circular carvings and lines, grassy edge, hills and dramatic clouds in background.

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