Meall nan Each

A 591-metre Dodd rising above the western shores of Loch Etive in Argyll. The hill occupies ground between Glen Etive and the lochside, offering modest elevation but genuine character in a landscape dominated by larger Munros. Its southern and western slopes fall directly to the water, creating an attractive waterside profile when viewed from the loch.

• •The name derives from Scottish Gaelic meaning 'hill of the horses', likely referring to historical use as grazing ground or a droving route along the Loch Etive corridor.
• •Despite its modest height, the summit provides clear views across Loch Etive to Ben Starav and the Blackmount peaks, with the eastern aspect taking in the long glacial trench of Glen Etive stretching towards Rannoch Moor.
• •The hill sits within what was historically Campbell of Breadalbane territory, part of the vast estates that once stretched from Loch Etive to Loch Tay.