Creag Liaragan Far West Top

A remote minor summit in the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs area, standing at 515 metres on the slopes above Glen Falloch. The 'Far West Top' designation suggests it forms part of a broader ridge system. As a Dodd and Tump, it offers terrain suited to those seeking quieter hillwalking away from classified Munros and Corbetts.

• •The name 'Creag Liaragan' derives from Scottish Gaelic, with 'creag' meaning 'crag' or 'rocky outcrop', though the meaning of 'Liaragan' remains uncertain – it may relate to a personal name or a now-obscure local feature.
• •The 'Far West Top' suffix indicates this summit is the westernmost point of a multi-topped hill, suggesting at least one other 'Creag Liaragan' top exists further east along the same ridge system.
• •Its classification as both a Dodd (a hill between 2000 and 2500 feet anywhere in the British Isles) and a Tump (a hill with at least 30 metres of prominence) places it in categories valued by peak-baggers seeking completionist challenges beyond the better-known lists.