📜 Ancient stone formation in Argyll and Bute, also known as Clach na Crìche (Boundary Stone) in Gaelic. 🔍 Formed by lava over 50 million years ago, it features a central hole and is known for its magical wish-granting reputation. # Why Go ✨ Experience a legendary wishing ritual and make a wish at the wishing stone 🏞️ Enjoy scenic views across to the Isle of Mull 🗿 Discover a significant geological and historical landmark 🚶 Easy walk from parking to the stone 🧺 Peaceful picnic spot nearby # Why Avoid 🚗 Requires own vehicle, no public transport ⚠️ Single-lane road, limited walking room 🅿️ No parking directly at the stone 🚫 Ritual not fully possible (spring gone, unsafe to climb) # Tips 💧 Local folklore suggests filling your mouth with spring water and passing through the hole three times without touching or swallowing to grant a wish. ☔ It's said to rain when someone tries to climb the wall for a photo. 🅿️ Park at the Forestry Commission Car Park 🚶 Take care walking along the road to the stone # 🅿️ Parking Free parking at Forestry Commission Car Park, short walk west to the stone. 📍 Nearest postcode for SatNav: PA80 5XU.