
The remains of Thrumster Little broch stand in a flat area in front of a farmhouse.
The remains of Thrumster Little broch stand in a flat area in front of a farmhouse.
The foundation course at Thrumster Little is visible round most of its circumference.
Thrumster Little, showing the opening into the entrance passage.
Thrumster Little broch, viewed from the south.
Large white stones in Thrumster Little’s foundation courses.
Visited: August 8, 2020
The dilapidated remains of Thrumster Little Broch are located a little north of the community of Thrumster on the A9 in Caithness, just a couple of hundred metres along the track to Thrumster Little farm.
The broch is visible from the road as a grassy mound, but as you approach it is seen to possess several courses of ground level walling, comprising quite large, light coloured stones. The interior, however, is completely filled with debris, rising as a grass-covered dome perhaps three metres tall.
On the eastern flank, the exit from the entrance passage can be seen behind the tight embrace of a wire mesh fence.