The sheep spotted Kilmartin Glen is speckled with cairns dating from around 3000 B.C, standing stones (Ballymeanoch), a stone circle (Temple wood), and cup and ring marked rock art. A walk between fields, particularly during the lambing season from March to May, on designated rights of way gives children the opportunity to exert energy, enjoy nature as well as appreciate “old rocks”, considered one of the most remarkable collections of early monuments in entire the UK. Visit the Kilmartin House, church manse turned archaeological museum, located next to the church. And don’t miss the 19th century carved grave slabs and crosses situated in the Kilmartin churchyard.