The cairns are well preserved having been restored some years ago. They are sited two miles north of Camster and are well signposted from the A9.
Access is possible through low passageways.
There is no charge for admission to this national monument. All that is asked is that you close the small gates as you leave to keep sheep out. It is an unusual feeling to stand in these structures which are thousands of years old. Information boards are posted to give visitors information. A boardwalk takes you over the peat bog to these ancient structures.