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Opening times and prices

Antonine Wall, Bar Hill Fort is free to visit and open year-round.

How to get here

500 metres east of Twechar, signposted from village. Access to the site is from the B8023, Kirkintilloch to Kilsyth Road.

Bar Hill fort is signposted from Twechar’s main street and lies around 0.5km up a farm track and path. Follow the signs for the John Muir Way to site.

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Address

Near Twechar
Dunbartonshire

National Grid reference:

NS 706 759-714 762

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