
The north east wall, looking towards the north of Jura, also this weird early morning sea mist.
The north east wall, looking towards the north of Jura, also this weird early morning sea mist.
A view of the south wall from the south.
The north wall.
Looking straight west to Tarbert Bay on Jura, home to two standing stones.
Looking west over the Sound Of Jura to the Paps Of Jura. A weird low mist also.
Looking straight south over the south wall.
Looking over an early morning Sound Of Jura.
Looking over the north east walls, Linne Mhuirich and Loch Sween the two lochs.
An early morning start for the climb to the dun Cosndroichaid, like everywhere on this wee peninsula the scenery is stunning. What I like about these places is the different angles, as with everywhere, you can see different sites. The dominant feature being the Paps Of Jura. A weird shimmery mist lightly covered the Sound Of Jura, whilst Loch Sween was clear.
Parking in the same place as I did for Carn Mor, I headed back up the road until the first gate then headed west. The climb is reasonably steep through a well spread wood, keep going until a fence. The last part is the steepest part, along with the dun, stunning all round views greet the visitor as flatter land is reached.
A wall surrounds the 10m wide site, it has been severely robbed. Within the turf covered defence only several stones can be seen. Canmore don’t mention an entrance but I thought a wee gap on the south might be the front door.
A wonderful site, wonderful scenery.
Visited 06/04/2023.