A shallow forecourt leads to three chambers in a long, stone-revetted cairn. Despite the superficial appearance of a ‘dolmen’, created by propping a large capstone on the portals in recent times, this is a well-preserved court tomb. Craigs Dolmen is a mile to the south-west.
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