Meallan Odhar nan Tri Chrioch

Standing at 572 metres in the Scottish Highlands, this Dodd occupies ground where three boundaries traditionally meet. The name translates from Gaelic as 'the dun-coloured little hill of the three boundaries', reflecting both its appearance and its position as a historical meeting point. Remote and seldom-visited, it offers a quiet hill day in genuine solitude.

• •The name 'Meallan Odhar nan Tri Chrioch' derives from Scottish Gaelic, meaning 'the dun-coloured little hill of the three boundaries', indicating this summit historically marked where three estates, parishes, or clan territories converged.
• •At 572 metres, this hill sits just below the 610-metre threshold required for Corbett classification, placing it among Scotland's middling heights that often see far fewer visitors than their loftier neighbours.
• •The grid reference NH320210 places this summit in the western Highlands north of Loch Ness, in country where scattered hills rise from forested glens and open moorland.