Hidden among the mountains of west Tyrone, Beaghmore is one of Northern Ireland's most mysterious prehistoric landscapes. The site contains several stone circles, rows of standing stones and burial cairns dating back to the Bronze Age.
Hidden among the mountains of west Tyrone, Beaghmore is one of Northern Ireland's most mysterious prehistoric landscapes. The site contains several stone circles, rows of standing stones and burial cairns dating back to the Bronze Age. The purpose of the monuments remains uncertain, but archaeologists believe they were connected with ritual activity, astronomy and community gatherings. Surrounded by the dramatic Sperrin Mountains, Beaghmore is especially rewarding for outdoor travellers. The remote setting and atmospheric surroundings make it one of the best prehistoric experiences in Northern Ireland.