Trees on top of the south west wall.
Trees on top of the south west wall.
Scattered wall along the north section.
Remnants of wall on the west.
The best bit of preserved wall on the north east.
Looking south east.
Looking east, the water behind is the Crinan Canal.
Looking south, possible entrance on the north.
Looking south east over the remains of a wall.
The dun is behind the telegraph pole.
A very easy dun to find, simply follow the B841 until the corner that leads north to the former Crinan Moss ferry. Plenty room to park at the corner, the minor road continues to Crinan.
Blasting has happened here, what appears to be a cave isn’t, what appears to a small ravine almost leads straight to the site. Climb up this passage, at the top look look west.
Not much remains of the site with the once large walls scattered. However a gap in the walling reveals there was an entrance situated in the north of the 23m by 16m dun. Remnants of a possible hut circle can be seen in the sites interior.
Not many people come here but worth a look if in the area.
Visited 08/04/2025.