Der Yetnasteen ist ein plattenartiger Menhir von etwa 2,2 m Höhe. Er steht am Fuß eines Hügels am Faraclett Head im Nordosten von Rousay, einer Insel der Orkney in Schottland.
Der Yetnasteen hat seinen altnordischen Namen von den Normannen erhalten. Jotunna bedeutet Riese oder riesig. Dies ist eine Bestätigung dafür, dass derartige Steine auch auf den Orkney mit dem altnordischen, heidnischen Glauben verbunden wurden. In der Nähe liegt der Stalled Cairn Bigland Round.
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