Westmorland however the settlement is unmarked and not named. It can be inferred that a settlement by the name of Keisley could have been founded anywhere between the 1500s and 1760s. Castle Hill There are physical remains of a small Iron Age settlement with defensive works known as Castle Hill over 1 km west of Keisley. The settlement is a circular enclosure and includes the remains of several small huts and a large building within its interior. It is surrounded by a small stone wall and ditch, it likely housed a family or small community. Castle Hill is a scheduled monument due to the fact it is well preserve. Tourism Keisley is located nearby Dufton, a village situated along the Pennine Way and Cumbrian Cycleway. High Cup Nick can also be found nearby and the High Cup Nick footpath runs through Keisley near Midtown Farm. Transport Appleby railway station (Cumbria) (on the Settle-Carlisle Line) runs Northern Rail services to Leeds and Carlisle. The A66 road also runs through Appleby nearby and Keisley itself is situated along the No86 road running from Dufton to Murton. References External links Hamlets in Cumbria Dufton