An ancient cult hill, which, most likely, is related to the nearby hillfort as a corresponding cult site. It is a distinguished, up to 7 – 8 meters high, short 100 m wide and long elevation at the corner of the junction of two rivers. Nowadays overgrown with trees. Once a bigger and older oak also grew on the hillside, but recently it had perished by coming down.
Narrative
It is supposed that it is a cult site corresponding to the Pāce Hillfort. It has not been studied archaeologically, thus there is little concrete news.
The nearby Pāce Hillfort is located in the middle of the water storage and is accessible by taking a boat or going on ice in winter time.It is worth seeing the nearby mighty secular oak tree growing on the opposite bank of the Pāce River not far from the Pāce – Dundaga road.
