Above Strachur Bay is the 481 metre of the Cruach nan Capull, which can be directly seem to the south when viewed at some height. Behind Strachur Bay, is the hill of Meall Reamhar at 293 metres which rises and follows the south by southeast direction of the loch. Meall Reamhar is heavily forested, on what remains of the old Glenbranter Forest. Meall Reamhar rises to a shallow peak at An Càrr at 335 metres, still following the direction of the loch, reaching Sidhean Sluaigh at 436 metres, with the tallest peak of Cruach nan Capull behind it. Behind the Cruach nan Capull is a valley has been cut by the Glean Dubh, which separates Cruach nan Capull from Meall Reamharr at 433 metres, directly behind An Càrr. Directly behind Meall Reamharr and to the east is the village of Glenbranter and glen of Glenbranter, and Glenshellish, which forks off of it. To the north by northeast direction, i.e. on the other side of valley, facing away from Glen Branter are two parallel unnamed shallow hills.