Many of our sites are not readily visible from the road or no longer have any physical remains. However records of their existence do exist and the sites can be identified with the help of maps. The most detailed and accurate map for our purposes is that compiled by the Highland Council Archaeology Department, to be found at www.her.highland.gov. Ordinance Survey maps also mark many of the sites that we mention. Post codes are the least accurate guides. However they can be useful to reassure the traveller that they are in the correct general area. They can also be used in conjunction with an on-line route finder such as www.rac.co.uk>route planner or www.routeplanner.co.uk>google-maps. The post codes may refer to a nearby building rather than the actual site.

We hope to add a list of relevant post codes soon!