Dun Beag is an excellent example of a broch: a kind of Iron Age round stone tower only found in Scotland. It stands at the top of a rocky knoll on the Isle of Skye, commanding excellent views …

Dun Beag is an iron-age broch located about 1 kilometre northwest of the village of Struan on the west coast of the island of Skye, in Scotland.

A gate on the opposite side of the road gives access to a grassy track that leads steeply uphill to an obvious stone structure on a rocky outcrop. This is Dun Beag, or "little fort". Dun Beag is a …

Just off the A863 at Struan Dun Beag is a really good example of an ancient broch (dwelling) with huge circular walls and intact staircases. Originally built around 200BC it was re-occupied in …

Oct 14, 2024 · Dun Beag Broch is one of the best-preserved examples of Iron Age stone towers on the Isle of Skye. Located just off the A863 between Dunvegan and Sligachan, this historical …

This is the most accessible broch on the Isle of Skye. The broch's history probably dates from a few hundred years B.C., but it was reoccupied in mediaeval times. The broch has massive …

Dun Beag is a broch near Struan and is situated at the N end of a small rocky eminence about 200ft above sea level. Access to it is from the S as for more than half its diameter on the N side...

The monument comprises the Iron Age broch of Dun Beag, which is in state care, and a surrounding complex of remains. The latter include quarry pits and field walls and cairns which …

View Dun Beag on a Google map. The broch is accessible via land occupied by sheep. Sections of the route are steep. Please take care when crossing the road. Search for National Cycle …

Jul 11, 2021 · Dun Beag Broch is an excellent example of an Iron Age Round Tower on Skye. It still has a good amount of the walls intact. A very short walk from the car park you can go back …