Meall nan Maigheach

A modest Dodd rising to 503 metres in the West Highlands, characterised by rough terrain typical of the region. The summit offers a vantage point over the surrounding glens and lochs, though the ascent demands navigation skills through pathless ground. Its relative obscurity ensures solitude for those who make the effort.

• •The name Meall nan Maigheach comes from Scottish Gaelic, translating to 'hill of the hares', likely referring to the mountain hares that inhabit the higher ground throughout this part of the West Highlands.
• •As a Dodd, this hill falls within the category of Scottish summits between 500 and 600 metres in height, a classification that identifies smaller peaks often overlooked in favour of their loftier Munro and Corbett neighbours.