Cruach nam Miseag Far West Top

A western outlier rising to 561 metres on the Loch Lomond flank of the Arrochar Alps. This Dodd and Tump sits well away from the main ridgeline, offering a quieter alternative to the busier peaks further east. The summit rewards the walk out with panoramic views across the loch to the Luss Hills and Ben Lomond's western slopes.

• •The Gaelic name 'Cruach nam Miseag' translates roughly as 'stack of the dishes' or 'heap of the plates', likely describing the hill's layered or dish-shaped appearance when viewed from certain angles, a common descriptive approach in Highland place names.
• •Despite its modest height, this far western top sits significantly removed from the main Arrochar ridges, making it a longer and more committing walk than many higher neighbours that cluster along the central spine.
• •The hill forms part of the wild western perimeter of Glen Kinglas, a landscape often bypassed by walkers heading directly for the Cobbler or the Arrochar Alps' more celebrated Munros and Corbetts.