Carrick a Rede means the Rock in the Road and this couldn't be more appropriate as the wider site was once focused on exploiting the different rocks that are found here. Come along on Saturday 13th September @ 14:00 to hear what the numerous buildings left here once did.
1 x walk/tour @ 14:00 - 25 people
| Season (13 Sept 2025 - 14 Sept 2025) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Saturday - Sunday | 09:00 | - 18:00 |
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