This
is the most extensive group of prehistoric rock-carvings in Scotland.
The largest decorated rock outcrop of the group, on the edge of a forest
east of Cairnbaan, bears many plain cupmarks often linked by grooves and
at least 50 cup-and-ring markings, one of which has nine rings.
Other unusual carvings are one triple-spiral and two double-spiral motifs
(one is visible in the foreground of the photo) and one of the largest cup-and-ring
markings yet recorded (0.97m in diameter).
Some 150m to the east there is another rock outcrop (NR 857 906) decorated
with at least 15 multi-ringed cupmarks. Another decorated rock-sheet is
140m to the east of the main group. In care of Historic Scotland