Spectacular site to visit, however there is no public access, the footpath is below the fort. The landowner recently won a court case removing this site of the "right to roam" portfolio. Having said that, the natives are friendly and simply need to be asked and be made aware of who,s there. You will not win frends and influence people by allowing dogs and uncontrolable kids disturb livestock. I made sure the landowner was approached and my group had no problem. Steve Southwick
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