Dun Beag Broch
Opening times and prices
Dun Beag Broch is free to visit and is open year-round.
Accessibility
The broch is accessible via land occupied by sheep. Sections of the route are steep.
Strong footwear is recommended.
How to get here
0.25m West of Bracadale, Skye off the A863.
Parking is available.
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Address
Near Bracadale
Skye
National Grid reference:
NG 339 385
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