This track very soon brings you out onto Kilhern Moss. While walking through the heather you will get views across the whole of the area. You will see Meadow Pipit and Curlew around the cairns and hut circles that cover the moor. The track becomes a path that leads straight towards the ruins of Kilhern Farm. Here you will follow the Southern Upland Way to the left and soon come to the Caves of Kilhern.

The caves are a few hundred metres from the path off to the right. Most of the site simply looks like piles of stones but the one chamber that still has a cap stone shows what the rest must once have been like. Built over 2000 years ago it would have been a burial place for people living in the nearby settlements. The views from the site are spectacular so stop for a while and admire them. Then return to the track and head down the hill towards the road.

As you come to the road it is worth taking a short detour by turning left and going along the road for a few hundred yards. You will soon come to a small gorge and waterfall called the Loups of Barnshangan. This stream is the Cross Water of Luce and you will follow it as you return down the road, past the Southern Upland Way and back to New Luce.