The cache is easily accessible from the road and involves only a
short walk.
The ruins close to the cache are those of Pairc an Mhoineir
castle, an anglo-norman structure dating from the 13th century
which represents the southernmost limit of anglo-norman influence
(lands to the south of here remained under the control of the
gaelic chieftains).
If you're not in a hurry it is also worth taking a look at the
nearby ruins of a round tower dating to 1026 (beside the road), the
12th century Aghadoe abbey (with its fine romanesque architecture)
and an ancient ogham stone. Aghadoe, along with Inisfallen Island
on Lough Leane, was an important early christian site.