
Looking out of the cave mouth towards Red Fescue Hole.
Looking out of the cave mouth towards Red Fescue Hole.
The sea view. Thurba Camp fort is centre of image.
Reasonably roomy in here.
Twin tunnels inside the cave mouth.
The entrance to Red Chamber East.
Looking up at Red Chamber East cave in its cliff face setting.
Looking towards Red Chamber cave from the cliffs to the northwest.
Visited 30.9.13
Directions:
Mid way between Thrumba Camp and The Knave cliff forts. The cave can be easily seen from the coastal path near a stile. The cave is high up on the headland.
There is no ‘path’ to the cave but it is only a short walk from the coastal path through the ferns / gorse. However, the slope is very steep and you have to be very careful – I wouldn’t fancy walking to the cave if the grass was wet. Not somewhere to take a child that’s for sure!
The cave itself is small, approximately 1 metre high, going back about 2 metres.
There was a yellow numbered tag nailed to one of the stones. No idea what it was for?
Great coastal views as you would expect. I would suggest it best to simply view the cave from the coastal path and not risk the walk up to the cave. It is a bit dodgy.