Meall na Lice

Rising above the eastern shores of Loch Lochy, this rugged Lochaber Hump offers a quiet, heathery alternative to the nearby Munros. The terrain is typical of the Great Glen fringes—steep and occasionally boggy—leading to a summit that provides an earned, close-up perspective of the massive eastern faces of Sròn a' Choire Ghairbh.

• •The name is Gaelic, with 'Lice' being the genitive of 'leac', meaning a flat stone or slab; in this landscape, it likely refers to the prominent rocky slabs visible on its southern slopes.
• •The hill overlooks the historic site of Kilfinnan, where the Cille Fhionnan graveyard serves as the traditional resting place for the Chiefs of the MacDonells of Glengarry.
• •From the summit, walkers are rewarded with a particularly clear view of the Great Glen fault line cutting through the Highlands, with the waters of Loch Lochy stretching out directly below.
• •It is frequently ignored by walkers focused on the adjacent Munros, making it a reliable retreat for those seeking a solitary view of the Grey Corries and the Ben Nevis massif.