
What is recorded here
Isolated platform surrounded by three steep rock walls, often identifiable by different grass colour.
Goat Bench is a small, isolated coastal rock platform surrounded by steep cliffs, likely formed by differential erosion of resistant bedrock, such as sandstone or limestone, during the Holocene epoch. Its distinctiveness arises from the contrast in grass color on the platform compared to surrounding areas, making it a locally notable geomorphological feature.
Places near here
The Back MotteNamed rock · 799 yd
The Black StairsNamed rock · 1730 yd
Baravore Mine CrusherRuins · 2.4 mi
Drumgoff Forest Recreation AreaForest · 2.8 mi
Rebel's CaveCave · 2.8 mi
IndicatedEnclosure · 3.5 mi
Enclosure in ToorboyEnclosure · 3.6 mi
Provost Crash Site - March 7th 1957Memorial · 3.6 miOther information
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