The steep rock outcrop on top of which stand the remains of Dun Chaich.
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Steep crags defend Dun Chaich.
Foundation walling at Dun Chaich.
A panoramic photograph looking over Dun Chaich.
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Visited: May 29, 2015
This robbed dun lies on a steep rocky ridge, Cnoc a’Chrochadair, on the spine of the Uiginish peninsula, about a kilometre west of Dunvegan, on Skye. The location is impressive and would have been a fine vantage point, but today there is little to see of the dun apart from stretches of foundation course.
Access to Dùn Chaich is from the same starting point as for Dùn Totaig. But this time, turn left where the path branches just north of the field, and follow a pleasant, wide grassy path for about 400 metres till you meet the first gate. Now head left, uphill to the conspicuous dip in the ridge, and work your way up to the summit of the crag on the right. It’s probably best to contour round the easier slopes to the north and approach from the northeast.
Sites within 20km of Dun Chaich
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Dun Totaig
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Dun Osdale
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Dun Fiadhairt
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Dun Cnoc a’Sga
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Camalaig Bay
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Healabhal Mhor
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Dun Colbost
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Rocabarra
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Temple of Anaitis
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Glen Heysdal
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Claigan Souterrain
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Claigan (Dun Breac)
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Cnoc Na Cairidh
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Vatten
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Barpa
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Dun Boreraig (Duirinish)
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Dunanellerich
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Dun Feorlig
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Dun Neill
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Dun Alighlinn
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Lon Beatha
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Dun Borve (Greshornish)
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Meall An Duna
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Dun Edinbane
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Dun Hallin
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The Maidens
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Dun Arkaig
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Dun Flashader
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Cnoc Ullinish
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Knock Ullinish
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Dun Mor, Struanmore
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Dun Beag
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Dun Beag (Cairn)
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Dun na h’Airde
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Trumpan
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Heaven Stone
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Carn Liath, Struanmore
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Sgoir Beag
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Dun Suladale
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Creagan Soillier
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Geary
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Dun Diarmaid, Bracadale
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Dun Garsin, Bracadale
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Dun Ardtreck
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Rudha nan Clach
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Dun Treaslane
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Dun Bernisdale
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Dun Borrafiach
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Dun Ard an t-Sabhail
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Dun Kingsburgh (North)
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Dun Kingsburgh (South)
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Dun Santavaig
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Dun Sgalair
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Tote (Skeabost)
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Dun Gearymore
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Dun Peinduin
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Dun Cruinn
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Romesdal Bridge
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Dun Craig
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Dun A’Cheitechin
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Dun Taimh
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Eyre Manse
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Dun Maraig
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Creag Nam Meann
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Dun View
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Eyre
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Dun Adhamh
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Snizort Parish Church
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Carn Liath, Kensaleyre
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Kensaleyre Church
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Dun Borve, Cuidrach
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Kensalyre Cairn
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Achadh Nam Bard
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Dun Eyre
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Kensalyre Standing Stone
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Cuidrach Stone Setting
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