kg (220 pounds) Fullsterkur ("full strength") at 154 kg (340 pounds) Judas Stone Located in the Látravík cove at the west-most point of Westfjords region, the Judas Stone earned its name more than a century ago, when local farmers repeatedly attempted to utilize it in the construction of a wall, only to have it 'betray' them like Judas by always slipping out of place due to its unbalanced nature. Brynjolfstak Stone The heaviest of Iceland's legendary lifting stones is the 281 kg (620 lb) Brynjólfstak Stone, a 1.5 meter long basalt located near Tálknafjörður in the Westfjords region. Legend says that the Stone was first pulled from the sea in 1845, when a mighty farmer named Brynjólfur Eggertsson asked four of the strongest men in the area to lift the giant slab on to his shoulders. From there, Brynjólfur is said to have attached the stone to him with straps and carried it uphill, to the nearby ridge where it is currently located. The stone has since been named in his honor. Latra Stones Also located in the Westfjords region between Tálknafjörður and Bíldudalur in the famous seabird cliffs are 5 stones called Latra Stones. For many generations, local fishermen used these stones to stay fit and gain bragging rights in their rare time on dry land. Like the Dritvik Stones, there is a hierarchy based on their size with the heaviest stone 'Alsterkur' weighing close to 200 kg (441 lb). Leggstein Stone This pillar-like stone which is also known as the Tomb Stone is said to mark the spot where an unfortunate farmer made a pact with the devil. As the story goes, the lazy farmer wanted a fast track to an easier, more prosperous life, so the devil offered him his dream if he could simply complete one task: lifting the 220 kg (485 lb) Leggstein stone. It's located in the middle of the Westfjords region in Heydalur near Reykjanes. The legend says the farmer is buried under the massive plinth near the stone to be carried around the plinth for his salvation. Petursstein Stone Near Dynjandi waterfall in the Westfjords lies a black slate stone known as the Petursstein Stone weighing 204 kg (450 lb). Árbær Stones Located near Árbæjarsafn in close proximity to Reykjavík are 8 stones caleed Árbær stones with the heaviest of them weighing 143 kg (315 lb). Scotland Scottish lifting stones Clach cuid