Blood of my Blood,' the prequel series following the love stories of Claire Beauchamp and Jamie Fraser’s parents, debuting ...

Claire: That day at Craigh na Dun, we said a lot of things, but there’s one thing I didn’t say. Couldn’t. I haven’t for 20 years. But I’m here, and now it’s time.

Blood Of My Blood begins “on the eve of an earlier Jacobite rebellion.” In 1714, Ellen MacKenzie (Harriet Slater) and Brian ...

The Standing Stones of Callanish on the Isle of Lewis in the outer Hebrides of Scotland have fascinated many for thousands of ...

The image above is presumably Craigh na Dun, the rock formation that Claire Randall is visiting in Scotland when she finds herself catapulted through time and left in the 18th century.

Claire: And for the first time since I passed through the standing stones of Craigh na Dun I found myself surrounded by my own people. They might be called Red Coats instead of Tommys but they ...

Hear, ye! Hear, ye! Clever, resourceful woman with intimate secrets pertaining to English nobility and the Jacobite Rebellion is seeking safe passage to Craigh na Dun. Woman in question is ...

Is Craigh na Dun a real place in Outlander? Outlander is set in the Highlands of Scotland starting off in Inverness with Claire Fraser (Balfe) and her husband Frank Randall (Tobias Menzies) going ...

Craigh na Dun isn't the only location where time travel is possible–the Abandawe cave in Jamaica and the Ocracoke stone circle in North Carolina have both come up as alternatives.

Yes sadly the Craigh na Dun stones on windswept Rannoch Moor (which does exist) are erected just to shoot Outlander scenes. Don’t despair yet though, as on my travels the length and breadth of ...

Producers of the hit TV show said the mythical Craigh na Dun in the TV series was 'inspired' by the stones, which has increased tourism. Visitor numbers to the site have tripled to 150,000 ...