The Kazlupiškė hillfort is located in the territory of the Ignalina district municipality, south of the Kazlupiškė single-family homestead (Kazitiškis eldership). It is an elongated hill surrounded by valley fields. To the northeast of the hillfort, behind a ravine, there is another hill. The slopes of the hillfort are gentle, about 15 m high; it was cleared by plowing. The site is oval, 77 × 30 m in size, with a raised center. On its edges there are remains of a cultural layer about 0.3 m thick. Ceramics and slag molded with a striped and smooth surface were found. A cultural layer 0.45–0.9 m thick has survived on the northeastern and southwestern slopes of the hillfort. The hillfort was used in the 1st millennium BC - the middle of the 1st millennium AD. Exploratory archaeological research of the Kazlupiškė Mound was carried out in 1978 and 1985 by archaeologists of the Scientific Methodological Council for the Protection of Cultural Monuments.
A magnificent natural landscape opens up from the hillfort, and you can admire the blue-tinged Dysnai Lake in the distance.
Information updated 2025-12-12
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