Yes, yes, yes. I love ancient sites and this was one of the best. Ancient stones scattered around and among the best views in all of Ireland. Depending on the weather, a bit windy at the top. But if you're blessed with a clear day, you can see into all four Irish provinces. Is it a steep climb up? Not excessively, but it could take a bit of wind out of you. (And wearing good shoes will help.) But so completely worth it.

Be prepared for a long walk up a semi steep hill. But when you get to the top, oh my! The scenic view is incredible. The main cairn is quite large with smaller cairns all the way around it. You can't go in the main cairn as it is starting to collapse. It has a locked gate. I was a little annoyed when we were there as we could not look at some of the smaller cairns. There were people meditating in them. Why you would want to lie in a burial mound, I don't know. There are nice bathrooms about 50 feet down the road at a little campground. The cairns are free, but they ask for a donation. They are a nice, easy drive from Dublin.

I went here on a hike/walk with my husband and kids, we are currently staying in a yurt in the Loughcrew megalithic site. We drove up because it was raining heavily but it eventually stopped and we began walking. Lovely views from the top and a very kind tour guide answered all our questions☺️ Sadly I didn't get his name. It was a steep but me and my family do plenty of hiking do it was enjoyable 😁 Amazing place to go sightseeing and it was very fun for the kids aswell 100% recommend and we will be back down 👍