Toll Creagach and Tom a' Choinich, Glen Affric
Posted: Wed Aug 20, 2008 12:16 pm
5th July 2008
Toll Creagach is pretty featureless but Tom a' Choinich was a very good walk with amazing views. If I were recommending a route, I would probably stick to the path following the Allt Toll Easa. Crossing this stream was not a problem in July. The path climbs up quite steeply at first then forks - straight on through the bealach (easier) or the more adventurous left path which leads directly up the south eastern ridge of Tom a' Choinich - this involves a bit of scrambling but is manageable. Descend following the path through the bealach between the two hills and the stream.
On the summit of Tom a'Choinich with Toll Creagach behind
View from Tom a'Choinich towards Carn Eige range with Beinn Fhionnlaidh on the right and Skye in the far background
The summit of Toll Creagach
Toll Creagach is pretty featureless but Tom a' Choinich was a very good walk with amazing views. If I were recommending a route, I would probably stick to the path following the Allt Toll Easa. Crossing this stream was not a problem in July. The path climbs up quite steeply at first then forks - straight on through the bealach (easier) or the more adventurous left path which leads directly up the south eastern ridge of Tom a' Choinich - this involves a bit of scrambling but is manageable. Descend following the path through the bealach between the two hills and the stream.
On the summit of Tom a'Choinich with Toll Creagach behind
View from Tom a'Choinich towards Carn Eige range with Beinn Fhionnlaidh on the right and Skye in the far background
The summit of Toll Creagach