Meall Mor

Standing above the southern shore of Loch Tulla in the eastern Grampians, this modest Dodd offers a quiet viewpoint over one of Scotland's most scenic lochs. The flat-topped summit provides sweeping views across Rannoch Moor to the Black Mount peaks, with the Glen Coe hills visible beyond. Straightforward grassy slopes belie the wider drama of the landscape.

• •The name derives from the Gaelic 'Meall Mòr', meaning simply 'big rounded hill' – a descriptive term applied to numerous Scottish summits of similar shape across the Highlands.
• •The summit provides clear views across Loch Tulla to Stob Ghabhar and the Black Mount, with the distinctive cone of Buachaille Etive Mor visible to the west beyond Glen Coe.
• •This hill sits on the edge of Rannoch Moor, one of Europe's last remaining wildernesses, a 50-square-mile expanse of blanket bog, lochans, and granite outcrops shaped by glaciation.
• •Walkers often combine this summit with nearby hills along the loch's southern shore, taking advantage of the old military road and stalkers' paths that thread through the area.