Gatepiers off A82 road, leading to St Columba's Church Graveyard, Invermoriston

The burial ground at St Columba's Church in Invermoriston is a square area enclosed by rubble walls. The entrance is marked by simple monolith piers, which are accompanied by outer pedestrian gateways. Within the burial ground, there are various tombs from the 18th and 19th centuries, including the Grant of Invermoriston enclosure, which is dated 1794. This enclosure is surrounded by a low coped retaining wall topped with spearhead cast-iron railings. The entrance to the Grant enclosure features a pair of square rusticated ashlar gate piers with moulded corniced caps and ball finials, along with cast-iron gates.

Additionally, there is a rubble memorial dated 1848, along with several small re-set early 19th century tombstones. Access to the burial ground is via a short drive from the main road, where a similar pair of simple monolith gate piers can be found flanking another entrance at the junction of the main road.