Meall nan Aighean

A 556-metre Dodd in the central Highlands, positioned near the southern shores of Loch Ness. The grid reference places this grassy summit in the hills west of Invermoriston, though the terrain and precise character of the ascent remain largely undocumented. A quiet corner of the Highlands away from the busier Munro routes.

• •The name derives from Gaelic 'Meall nan Aighean', meaning 'hill of the hinds' – female red deer – suggesting this was historically favoured grazing ground for deer herds.
• •The coordinates place this hill in an area rich with Jacobite history, south of where General Wade's military roads crossed the Great Glen in the 18th century.