A less secure act would have thought twice about coming back on and even I did wonder at the what might come next.Ĭharlie Rich - Behind Closed Doors, The Louvin Brothers and two George Jones songs that were worth leaving your house for. Who listens? Who picks it? How loud and how good should it be? But there is something worthy of a little discussion here coming from that brilliant night: Interval Music. For those making a full day of visiting Outlander locations, it is very close to the Culloden battlefield, and open to the public.I don't want to bore you about how good Gillian Welch and Dave Rawlings were the other night, especially if you couldn't make it. There is also a standing stone circle known as Clava Cairns near the city where Claire first fell through the stones. It wasn't easy to find." If it's just the name you're interested in, there's a Craig Dunain (close, but no cigar) graveyard near Inverness. It had to be on a hill with a bit of a view because we were going to have to climb up to this hill and then run back down it. It had to be level enough that dancers could actually dance around on it. "It had to be big enough for all these stones to stand in a circle. "It took a long time to find the actual location for Craigh Na Dun because it had to fit a lot of masters," Moore explained. The look of the stones was rumored to have been inspired by the Callanish Stones, which are located on the Isle of Lewis, but crafting the look of the props perhaps proved simpler than finding a location for the scene.
And then we hauled them out to the actual location and we planted them in the ground." "They were sculpted by an artisan, a craftsman and painted to look like actual stone. You could pick them up by yourself," explained showrunner Ronald Moore on the Outlander Podcast. For the show, the stones were created out of styrofoam and temporarily placed on site. The scenes where Claire goes through the stones were filmed at Kinloch Rannoch in Perth, near the eastern edge of Loch Rannoch.īut don't travel there expecting to see the standing stone circle. But here are a few places where you can catch a glimpse of the Outlander magic. Unfortunately for those loyal viewers seeking to see Craigh na Dun in real-life, it's a fictional place, so there's not an exact real life location to plan a trip around.
Those stones are pivotal to the Outlander story. Claire Randall's entire life shifts when she travels back in time through the stones at Craigh na Dun, and without that journey, there would be no plot to thwart the Battle of Culloden, no stunning historic clothing, and no steamy sex scenes between Claire and her 18th-century husband, Jamie Fraser. While many of Outlander 's enthusiastic fans watch the show for its passionate love stories, rich exploration of history, and gorgeous costumes, at its core, the Starz series is rooted in science fiction.
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