An Iron Age stone hillfort offering panoramic views of Lough Swilly, Lough Foyle, and the Inishowen Peninsula. Kids can explore the circular stone structure, run along the grassy interior, and enjoy the sense of history. The site is exposed, so dress for wind and rain. Suitable for all ages who can manage a short uphill walk No indoor facilities; bring snacks and water Car park available, free entry Best on clear days for the views
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Free / cheap
What parents should know
An Iron Age stone hillfort offering panoramic views of Lough Swilly, Lough Foyle, and the Inishowen Peninsula.
Weather
Dress for exposed hillfort weather
Pack windproof and waterproof jackets even on seemingly clear days. The exposed hilltop catches wind and weather quickly.
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