The film location of the "Outlander" fictional stone circle called Craigh na Dun can be found on clan lands. This is where Claire travels back in time, and is a knoll standing on former Clan Donnachaidh land.
The standing stones were created for the plot but the knoll itself is an ancient site, with the remains of a homestead perhaps dating to 500-800 AD.
Transport yourself back in time by joining the Clan Donnachaidh Society to find out more about the clan's history and heritage, including its role in three Jacobite uprisings.
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