Loch of Clunie,crannog 450m NNE of Clunie Castle
No. 76 of 294 in River Tay (Dunkeld), No. 34 for history. History, 5.1 km from Caputh, just outside River Tay (Dunkeld) National Scenic Area.
A crannog, an artificial island dwelling site, in the Loch of Clunie, protected as a scheduled monument.Written by Claude from the facts on this page (describe-v1, 2026-11-01).
Facts
- Heritage
- Scheduled monumentHistoric Environment Scotland, designations, checked 2026-11-01
- Best months
- Any time of yearoffyougo rules
Why it ranks here
Score 0.65 for any trip, from the same formula as every place.- Interests: History and heritage
- visit: 100% (weight 0.15)
- Detail in OpenStreetMap: no (weight 0.15)
- Has a website: no (weight 0.1)
- Heritage listing: 60% (weight 0.15)
- Wikipedia and Wikimedia pages: no (weight 0.25)