Graži vieta, Utenos apskritis
This hillfort with an accompanying settlement rises on an isolated hill about 50 meters from the eastern shore of Lake Kertuoja, in the Inturkė elderate of Molėtų district. Its oval platform, roughly 55 by 28 meters, is ringed by slopes 6 to 12 meters high, and hand-formed pottery and grinding stones recovered there (since lost) date its use to the second half of the 1st millennium BCE through the early 1st millennium CE. Lithuania's government protected the site as a cultural monument in 1998; a local legend claims it was piled up by witches carrying earth in their skirts, and the mound today is partly damaged by past plowing and a 1991 quarry cut but remains covered in scattered pines.