Leitir Riabhach

A remote Corbett-category Dodd standing in the Northwest Highlands, positioned between Strath Mulzie and Glen Golly. The ascent crosses rough, trackless terrain typical of Sutherland's interior, rewarding persistence with extensive views across a landscape of scattered lochans and distant peaks. The summit cairn marks a genuine point of solitude in seldom-visited country.

• •The name derives from Scottish Gaelic, with 'leitir' meaning hillside or slope and 'riabhach' meaning brindled or greyish, describing the hill's streaked appearance from a distance.
• •This hill sits in some of Scotland's remotest terrain, with the nearest significant settlement over 15 kilometres away across roadless moorland and multiple river crossings.
• •The summit offers views northwest to Ben Stack and Ben Loyal, with the distinctive profile of Foinaven visible to the north across empty miles of Sutherland peat bog.