
What is recorded here
Marble Arch Caves are formed in Carboniferous limestone through processes of chemical weathering, resulting in extensive and complex underground passages. The caves have a long history of human interest, including archaeological finds and local folklore, and are now a designated heritage attraction.
Places near here
Marble ArchNatural arch · 189 yd
Cuilcagh Mountain ViewpointVisitor information · 250 yd
Lower Cradle HoleCave · 377 yd
Cascades WaterfallWaterfall · 638 yd
CoaghanMountain / peak · 807 yd
Killesher WoodWood · 886 yd
LiDAR Site: Possible enclosure (Cashel?) in CrossmurrinLiDAR Site: Possible enclosure (Cashel?) · 936 yd
MonastirCliff · 1041 yd
St Lasser's CellArchaeological place · 1088 yd
SETTLEMENT: STONE ENCLOSURES [FIELD SYSTEM] AND HOUSE PLATFORMS in ClyhannaghSETTLEMENT: STONE ENCLOSURES [FIELD SYSTEM] AND HOUSE PLATFORMS · 1.2 miOther information
Photo: Dieglop · CC BY-SA 4.0