Carn a' Chullaich

A modest Corbett-height summit in the southern Grampians, reached via open hillside and offering quiet walking away from busier routes. The name derives from Gaelic, and though it lacks the prominence for mainstream classification lists, it holds appeal for those seeking solitude on less-tramped ground north of the Highland Boundary Fault.

• •The name 'Carn a' Chullaich' translates from Scottish Gaelic as 'cairn of the old woman', likely referring to an ancient summit cairn that may have been thought to resemble a hunched figure, or marking a site connected to local folklore about an elderly woman.
• •At 530 metres, the hill falls just short of the 610-metre threshold required for Corbett status, placing it instead among the Dodds—a classification for Scottish hills between 500 and 609 metres with sufficient topographic prominence.