Meall a' Chuit

Rising to 577 metres in the Central Highlands, this Dodd sits on the northern edge of Glen Lednock near Comrie. The hill occupies quiet ground between more prominent peaks, offering a modest ascent through typical Scottish upland terrain of grass and heather. Its summit provides an elevated viewpoint over Strathearn and the surrounding hills.

• •The name derives from Scottish Gaelic 'Meall a' Chuit', meaning 'hill of the pit' or 'hill of the hollow', likely referring to a natural depression or corrie on its slopes.
• •The hill's grid reference places it within the Breadalbane region, historically part of the lands controlled by the Campbell Earls of Breadalbane whose influence shaped much of Highland Perthshire's settlement patterns.
• •As a Dodd, it ranks among Scotland's hills between 500 and 599 metres with at least 30 metres of prominence – a classification system developed by hill-listers to recognise modest but distinctly separate summits.