meall

Meall nam Peithirean is a minor top in The Fannaichs and satellite of the munro Sgurr Mor (Loch Fannaich) which is conneted by a north-western ridge. It has moderate slopes on the west with steeper slopes on it's western flanks and some crags. The munro Meall Gorm is situated on the south west via a twisting ridge.

Meall nam Peithirean is usually climbed when on a outing to Sgurr Mor (Loch Fannaich) and Meall Gorm

Meall Buidhe is a top located between the top Geal-charn (920 metres) and Sgor Gaoith of munro status and stands in the middle of a broad grassy ridge.

Meall Ghaordaidh is a large hill which rises between Glen Lochay and Glen Lyon about 9 kilometres north-west of Killin. The summit is marked with a large cairn enclosure which offers good protection.
From Glen Lochay Meall Ghaordaidh appears as a domed featureless hill isolated from any other hills which it is why it's usually climbed alone.

Meall Gorm rises a few km to the north of Loch Fannich directly above "Fannich Lodge" and is situated on the south eastern section of The Fannaichs ridge. It's appearance from the Loch Fannich side from the road is a domed shaped peak and in fact has a flat rocky summit marked with a small carn. The northern corries along the ridge are splendid and hold a few lochans which feed into "Abhainn an Torrain Duibh".

Meall a'Choire Leith is located on the north-western edge of The Ben Lawers mountain range rising on the north-east of Lochan na Lairige. It sits on the north of a uncomplicated ridge which runs south to north connecting to Meall Corrainch also of munro status. It can only be seen from the Glen Lyon end on the north rising at the end of a long ridge to the east of Gleann Da-Eig.

Meall Buidhe is a steep rocky munro in the remote Rough Bounds of Knoydart which rises a short distance north from the head of Loch Nevis to a height of 946 m / 3104 ft. It's a quite complex mountain with 2 summit points with the true summit being situated on the north-west part of the central section of the ridge being only 4 metres higher than the south-eastern top which could be mistaken for the summit point.

The munro Luinne Bheinn is situated on the north east and reached by climbing 2 munros tops to reach it. It's usually climbed on the same days outing.

Meall Chuaich is located north east of Dalwhinnie, lying on the northern end of the plateau, and is a prominent landmark of the area. The hill stands isolated from the main plateau of the area and appears as a domed topped hill with no distinguishing features. Meall Chuaich slopes are generally moderate but there are some steeper eastern slopes from the summit and the north western slopes are generally steeper.

Meall Corranaich lies on the western edge of the Ben Lawers range and is separated from the eastern section via Coire Odhar. It forms part of the southern section of a fairly continuous ridge running north to south in direction. Seen from the south Meall Corranaich appears the most prominent peak on this side of the range.

Appox 3km along the northern ridge is the munro Meall a' Choire Leith which is slightly smaller in height.

Cona' Mheall is a splendid munro that has a long narrow summit ridge that curves up from the south-east, this rises steeply from the foot of Coire Ghranda (gloomy corrie) and has a narrow crest with cliffs & bolder slopes that drop steeply both sides. Coire Ghranda's impressive north-east facing cliffs separate it from Beinn Dearg which us usually climbed alongside this munro.

The summit of Cona' Mheall is bouldery and lies on it's nothern end.

Meall an-t-Snaim is a hilltop connected to Carn Liath which is munro status. It is a featureless hill with no interesting feature and only really visited whilst passing along the ridge between Carn Liath and Stob Poite Coire Ardair.