Carn na Croiche

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Carn na Croiche is one of 49 chambered tombs the Albion Guide charts in Highland. For arrivals by rail, Alness Station is 2.8 km to the south. Other chambered tombs nearby include Millcraig, Carn Liath, Obsdale and Carn na Feinne.

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