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Opening times and prices

Torr A’Chaisteal Dun is free to visit and is open year-round.

How to get here

4m south of Blackwaterfoot on the south west side of Arran, off the coastal route (formerly A841). Strong footwear is recommended. 

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Address

Near Corriecavie
Arran

National Grid reference:

NR 921 232

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