Meall a' Choirean Luachraich

Rising to 537 metres in the rough country northeast of Loch Linnhe, this Dodd occupies relatively remote ground in the West Highlands. The name translates from Gaelic as 'hill of the rushy corrie', a straightforward description of the terrain. Its modest height and lack of path mean it sees few visitors outside those actively pursuing the lesser hill classifications.

• •The name derives from Gaelic 'meall' (rounded hill), 'choirean' (corrie or hollow), and 'luachrach' (rushy or sedgy), describing a landscape feature that would have been immediately recognisable to Gaelic-speaking inhabitants of the area.
• •As a Dodd, this hill meets the criteria of having at least 15 metres of prominence and rising between 500 and 600 metres, placing it in that middle ground between significant Corbetts and the lower country hills.