Cairnpapple Hill

An ancient monument
dating back four thousand years or more.

Cairnpapple Hill, east of Torpichen, north of Bathgate, aerial photograph
Cairnpapple Hill, east of Torpichen, north of Bathgate, aerial photograph
Cairnpapple Hill, east of Torpichen, north of Bathgate, aerial photograph
Cairnpapple Hill, east of Torpichen, north of Bathgate, aerial photograph

Please select a thumbnail to view each image in full size
All images are © 400photos.uk


Cairnpapple Hill is was used as a ceremonial and burial site for pretty much all that time from two thousand B.C. up to a thousand years ago.

It's located east of Torpichen, south of Linlithgow and north of Bathgate not far from Beecraigs Country Park. The views, even from ground level, are magnificent.

Open to the public (for a fee) from May to September and otherwise accessible on foot but not, sadly, by anyone who can't climb rough steps and negotiate a muddy path.

The roadside parking for a few cars is over the edge of the hill at the bottom of some steps at the end of the green (muddy) section of path.




Cairnpapple Hill, east of Torpichen, north of Bathgate, aerial photograph


Cairnpapple Hill, east of Torpichen, north of Bathgate, aerial photograph


Cairnpapple Hill, east of Torpichen, north of Bathgate, aerial photograph


Cairnpapple Hill, east of Torpichen, north of Bathgate, aerial photograph



Home Page
Copyright
Licences
 
Contact & Information
 
email
 
The entire content of this website is Copyright © 400photos.uk and all Moral Rights are asserted

A licence is required before re-publishing any of the photos or text from this website