Clochoderick Stone
A massive glacial erratic boulder in Renfrewshire, Scotland, known for its local folklore, including tales of giants and druids who used it to determine innocence or guilt.

📜 Massive glacial erratic boulder, a scheduled monument, 12 feet high and 17 feet across.🔍 Historically used by druids as an open-air court to determine innocence or guilt, and associated with local folklore, including tales of giants, witches, and the devil.# Why Go🗿 Explore a stone steeped in legends, including a giant's shoe stone.📜 Rich history and folklore, including druid use and ancient kingdom connections.⛰️ See a unique geological formation, once a rocking logan stone.🏞️ Peaceful setting with lovely views.🚶 Easy walk from the road, accessible.🧗‍♀️ Offers bouldering with 28 documented climbs.# Why Avoid⚠️ Located on private property, requiring respectful access.🐕 Livestock present, dogs must be kept on a leash.💤 No facilities available.# Tips🅿️ Parking space for one car available directly opposite the stone.🚶‍♀️ Small steps embedded in the wall provide field access.🚫 For bouldering, use chalk sparingly and leave no trace.

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