St Clement's Church : Rodel

Beautiful little church that for centuries served as clan MacLeod chapel and has been restored to something approaching its original form. Reputedly this is one of the most intact medieval buildings in the Hebrides and contains several magnificent tomb slabs and 15 C niche tombstone considered to be amongst the finest in Scotland.

Loved visiting this church! Fascinating history and amazing example of a medieval church in the Outer Hebrides. Incredible setting and great atmosphere. Definitely worth a visit. Parking in front of the church was amble for the visitors at the time, but I can imagine it could get crowded if too many people were visiting at once. Toilets was located close by and was run by the community. It was free to use but the asked for a donation.

An amazing medieval church well worth a visit. Carvings date back to the 1500’s and the church itself feels ancient. Parking is in a lay-by right in front and entry is free. Information boards explain the history inside.

Church was started in 1520, has the tomb of Alexander MacLeod. Beautiful inside, the MacLeod tomb is also very beautiful.

A stunning church in a stunning location. Secluded and quiet, lots of history well preserved and maintained. Please bring some coins for a donation!

The Golden Road Drive is super exciting and fun and starts at this landmark spot.

Amazing place, great views

A haven of peace & tranquility, historical reference information once inside & various information sheets in different languages are also available inside. A beautiful location overlooking the local area. Limited on road parking at gate, access a little steep once through gate. There are public toilets 🚻 just at the cattle grid at the roadside.