Elrick More

Standing at 516 metres in the Central Highlands, this modest summit earns its place as a Dodd and Tump but sees relatively few visitors. The grid reference NN964465 places it in the rolling moorland country north of Strathallan, where grassy slopes and occasional peat hags characterise the terrain. A quiet hill for those seeking solitude.

• •The name 'Elrick' derives from Gaelic 'eileirig', meaning a deer trap or enclosure, suggesting this hill once sat within hunting grounds where deer were driven and cornered by medieval hunters.
• •The 'More' suffix comes from the Gaelic 'mòr', meaning big or great, distinguishing this summit from a nearby lesser Elrick in the surrounding landscape.