Hilton of Cadboll Chapel

Historic Sites
Written By Huckleberry

Approx 24.7 miles from the hotel via A9 and B9163.

Hilton of Cadboll Chapel.jpeg

Only the turfed footings remain of the medieval Hilton of Cadboll Chapel today. The site is best known for its fine Pictish cross-slab, which has had a fairly chequered history – erected in about 800 AD. The cross-slab depicts an extraordinary hunting scene, which is unusual in depicting a woman in the central position.

 
Huckleberry https://huck.agency
Previous

The Cromarty Courthouse
Next

Fort George