📜 Large neolithic portal tomb, also known as Greengraves, located in Northern Ireland.
🔍 Features two large upright stones topped by a capstone, standing three meters high.
🗿 Impressive ancient monument, a rare example in north County Down.
🆓 Free entrance, accessible all year round.
📜 Site of archaeological finds from the 1830s, including bones and pottery.
🏞️ Offers views of Scrabo Tower and is near Strangford Lough.
🚧 Poorly maintained, hedges may conceal the monument.
🐂 Field may contain cattle, including bulls.
🌧️ Field gets muddy, especially in winter; wear appropriate boots.
🅿️ Parking is limited on Greengraves Road.
🗺️ Not signposted from the main road, requires active searching.
👟 Wear sturdy boots, especially in wet weather.
👀 Be vigilant for cattle in the field.
📍 Look for a stone stile with a metal sign on the right side of Greengraves Road, halfway down.
💰 Entrance is free.
🕒 Open all year round.
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