📜 A 2,000-year-old Iron Age promontory fort, perched on a 100-foot cliff. 🔍 Believed to be a farming settlement of the Novantae Tribe, the site features a D-shaped bank with a defensive ditch and earthen rampart. # Why Go 🌊 Offers stunning ocean views towards the Mull of Galloway, Isle of Man, and Northern Ireland. 🚶 Explore a D-shaped bank with a 33-foot wide and 11-foot deep defensive ditch, and discover an unexcavated Iron Age site with historical significance. # Why Avoid 💤 Site has never been excavated, so its exact role is not definitively known. # Cost 💰 Free to visit. # Hours 🕒 Open year-round. # Tips 🅿️ Parking available at the roadside of A747 at the bottom of the hill. 🏖️ Located near Monreith Bay Beach.