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Opening times and prices

The stone can be viewed during the summer months, from around April to mid‑October.

It is covered over winter to protect it from frost damage and cold weather. The cover may be put in place slightly earlier or later depending on weather conditions.

How to get here

Near Chapel of Garioch, 4.5 miles North West of Inverurie on the A96.

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Address

Near Inverurie
Aberdeenshire

National Grid reference:

NJ 703 247

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