The Culloden Walk is a striking feature leading up to the new Visitor Centre. Many supporters have joined the Walkway and with over 1200 stones sold the Culloden Walk has been a valued addition to our fundraising program.
The Culloden Stones are made from the finest quality Caithness stone, quarried from the north of Scotland. Each Stone is individually engraved and hand finished with an appropriate message to commemorate anniversaries, special occasions or loved ones. These Stones will last for many years to come and allow a strong bond with one of the most significant battlefield sites in history.
The Culloden Walk project is now closed and the National Trust for Scotland is grateful to all who supported the Culloden Battlefield Memorial Project by becoming an honoured member of the Culloden Walk.
Thank you very much to all who supported the project and we hope to welcome you all at Culloden in the near future.
The Culloden Walk
The Culloden Walk has now been completed and you can find the location of your stone by downloading the map to the left and following the instructions belowHow to search:
- Click on 'Edit' from the tool bar above and scroll down to 'Search'.
- In the Search field enter the word(s) which you choose to have engraved on the stone (e.g. Smith). It is best to search under a single, distinct word.
- Click on the 'Search' button.
- Select the appropriate entry. If your entry does not appear please bear in mind that not all stones have been mapped as yet.
- This will take you to the location on the map.
The Culloden Battlefield Memorial Project was made possible thanks to part-finance from the Scottish Executive in recognition of Highland 2007 - the year Scotland celebrates Highland culture, the European Union through the European Regional Development Fund, HIE Inverness and East Highland and Bòrd na Gàidhlig. | Increasing text size and site accessibility | Disability Access (PDF) | Site and contents copyright © 2012 the National Trust for Scotland.