1. Said to be 18m in diameter, this appears to be a square, drystone revetted cairn, with rounded angles, surmounted by a recent, loosely built shelter. The Cairn proper stands 2.2m high.

J.Wiles 03.04.02

2. This cairn stands on the long ridge of Craig Twrch. It measures 18 metres in diameter and stands over 2 metres high. A shelter has been built on it, NPRN 529074, and a sheep fold, NPRN 529073, built off the cairn just to its southeast side. The 1st edition Ordnance Survey map also shows the cairn as a triangulation point.

J.J. Hall, Trysor, 28 March 2013