Carn na Loinne

A modest Dodd rising to 545 metres in the eastern Highlands, positioned south of Loch Mhor near the Great Glen. The summit offers views across wooded glens toward the Monadhliath plateau. Its relatively low classification and remote setting mean quiet approaches through typical Highland terrain of heather, grass, and scattered birch woodland.

• •The name derives from Scottish Gaelic 'Carn na Loinne', meaning 'cairn of the wet meadow' or 'cairn of the marshy place', describing the boggy ground characteristic of the lower slopes in this part of the eastern Highlands.
• •At 545 metres, this hill qualifies as a Dodd—a classification for Scottish hills between 2000 and 2500 feet with sufficient prominence—placing it among the smaller named summits in a region dominated by higher Munros and Corbetts.