This low, robbed away cairn is just above McArt's Fort on Cave Hill overlooking Belfast. Hundreds, if not thousands of people walk up to the fort each week, but but go beyond the fort and reach this cairn.
It is about 10-15m in diameter and 1m high. At its centre there is a ring of large stone that could represent the outline of a cist.
Being so high above Belfast the views are stunning, both over the city itself and up the coast.
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