Carn na h-Imrich

Rising to 543 metres in the Scottish Highlands near Glen Strathfarrar, this Dodd offers a modest ascent through characteristic heather and rough grassland. The summit provides an elevated vantage point over the surrounding glens, though the hill itself sees relatively few visitors compared to the more prominent peaks nearby.

• •The name derives from Scottish Gaelic, with 'carn' meaning a rocky hill or cairn, and 'imrich' meaning removal or flitting, possibly referring to historical cattle movements or seasonal migrations through this part of the Highlands.
• •Located at grid reference NH413271, the hill sits in relatively remote terrain west of Loch Ness, accessed most readily from the quiet roads serving the scattered settlements of the Beauly-Strathfarrar area.