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Name:Toman Coinnich [Toman Coinich]
Hill number:1048
Height:936.6m / 3073ft
Parent (Ma):1042  Sgurr Breac
Parent (SMC):1043  A' Chailleach
RHB Section:14B: The Fannaichs
County/UA:Highland
Catchment:Catchment Boundaries, Broom, Cromarty
Watershed:Cardiff to Cape Wrath, Dover to Cape Wrath, Lowestoft to Duncansby Head, Land's End to John o' Groats, Inner Moray Firth, The Lizard to Dunnet Head
Class:Simm, Munro Top, High Hills of Britain, Murdo
(Tu,Sim,MT,HHB,Mur)
Grid ref:NH 14877 71369
Summit feature:cairn
Drop:73.4m
Col:863.1m  NH 1517 7112  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 20
(1:25k) 435S
Survey:Leica RX1250
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1 of 3: From the A832 CP for Loch a Bhraoin. Up the frozen path to Leitir Fhearna and then along the Druim Reidh ridge. Snow on the ridge. Bright sunshine all day. Cold strong wind. Returned here later from A Chailleach as it looked the easier way down in the snow. With Sam.ChrisR12/11/2023
see A Chailleach entry; after Sgurr Breac.Denise 18/09/2023
West Fannich 5 from Torrandhu bridge, clockwisehummusg16/08/2023
A' Chailleach, Toman Coinnich, Sgurr Breac, Sgurr nan Each, Sgurr nan Clach Geala, Carn na Criche, Meall a' Chrasgaidh from A832Geoff Briggs09/08/2023
Big day doing the 5 Western Fannichs from the usual layby on A832. 2 tops en route done for good measure.huwthomas01/08/2023
Parked at usual start point for Western Fanniichs. Headed up A Chailleach along bypass path for Toman Coinnich. Retraced steps the up Toman Coinnich and on to Sgurr Breac. Then lost a lot of height to then climb up Sgurr nan Each and Sgurr nan Clach Geala. Then ou to the top of Carn na Criche and on to final Munro of Meall a Chrasgaidh. Lost the path on the descent ended up above some small crags so had to take care but got back down to main path and then car. Time taken 8hours 50 minutes including stops for 16.25 miles and 5708 feet of ascent. Warm and sunny all day. Super day.isabelle08/06/2023
Loch a' Bhraoin layby - up Druim Reidh to Toman Coinnich - two out-and-backs to A' Chailleach and Sgurr Breac in persistent drizzle - back over Druim Reidh. With FJ.Mark Jackson13/06/2022
From parking on A832 above Loch a' Bhraoin: A' Chailleach, Toman Coinich, Sgùrr Breac, Sgùrr nan Each, Sgùrr nan Clach Geala and Meall a'Chrasgaidh. Absolutely glorious weather. As mproudfoot- Sgurr Breac & A'Chailleach and the three munros on the Sgurr nan Clach Geala ridge, linked up via a hefty drop and re-ascent between Sgurr Breac and Sgurr Nan, but took tricky traverse route round the side of Toman to the bealach.Lazylizzie04/06/2022
I headed for the two Munros at the west end of the Fannichs range, parking on the A832, I set off into the peasoup of mist toward Loch a’ Bhraoin, then up above mist to the Munro Top of Toman Coinnich (935m). Followed by the Munro of Sgurr Breac (999m), then west around the back of Toman Coinnich to the Munro of A’ Chailleach (997m). The views were immense once above the clouds, which didn't raise above 500m all day, leaving the surrounding mountains appearing like islands. I met a walker from Dundee called Ross on the way up through the cloud and we walked around for the rest of the day. The final 100m of descent was in darkness with the head torches on, just to make it fun, 08:20hrs all in.chillyman818/12/2021
With Frank. From lay-by at NH161761, via Allt Breabag valley to Col, then Sgurr Breac, contoured round Toman Coinnich and up to A'Chailleach. Then back to Toman Coinnich summit, descending via Druim Reidh ridge.Crib Goch31/08/2021
Visted this Top after completion of Sgurr Breac and A'Chailleach.In company with Martin Roberts.knarf31/08/2021
Circuit from rough parking area on A832. Very hotAjm031023/07/2021
Fannichs 9, hike 'n bikeHuwel22/05/2021
With John, Roddy, Antti, Zen and LunaBigNick24/04/2021
Another big day in the Fannichs! Although often done as two separate days, Sgurr Breac & A'Chailleach and the three munros on the Sgurr nan Clach Geala ridge, can be linked up via a hefty drop and re-ascent between Sgurr Breac and Sgurr Nan Each. And so, on my own this week due to the usual suspects all being otherwise engaged, that's what's I decided to do. A strange day with the first two munros covered in clouds, but later on it cleared to blue skies and sun, albeit with near freezing temp wind chill. So 5 more munros ticked over 15.5 miles, with over 1900m/6260ft of ascent - job done, albeit with multiple blisters, and back to crabbing down the stairs like someone that's just learning to walk againmproudfoot06/09/2020
R Richard Tait10/07/2019
Easy walk up the north ridge. Solo.Dangerous Dave23/06/2019
Nevis Hillwalkers week in UllapoolScmccabe 07/05/2019
Climbed solo. From A832 to north. Via Loch a Bhraoin, Allt Breabaig, 550m bealach, SE ridge of Sgurr Breac, Sgurr Breac, Toman Coinnich, A' Chailleach, Sron na Goibhre, Toll an Lochain, Allt an Goibhre, Leitir Fhearna, return to road via footbridge at end of Loch a Bhraoin. Misty over 700m and very windy, drizzle. Straightforward ridge walk. Nice easy path to 550m bealach. Rough ground on Leitir Fhearna with a deer fence (unmarked on map) to negotiate ... there are stiles in the SW and NE though if you can find them!jamessteel10022/07/2018
 yorkielad04/06/2018
Weather fair.MountainMac26/05/2018
On route to Sgurr Breac from A'ChailleachRoblex24/05/2018
From parking on A832, S past Loch a'Bhraoin, followed tracks up Leitir Fhearna and along Druim Reidh, contouring round to bealach below A'Chailleach and ascended it, return to bealach, over Toman Coinnich, onto Sgurr Breac and descended E ridge to bealach, thence N along stalkers' path. Crossed Allt Breabaig at footbridge near NH163748 (not marked on OS maps), rather than use fordkdbennett09/07/2017
Lynn & Alan Moss, Andrew Dyson, John Andersonneil hutton17/05/2017
5am start - worth it for the sunrise, great inversion and pics.Bongonog 04/05/2017
With Andy Ward, starting and finishing at car park before heading on to Lochivraon bothy. Set out about 3.30pm, back at car around 10.30pm. Beautiful sunshine.trainingforwinter27/03/2017
Small diversion to top from path between A'Chailleach and Sgurr Breac.Buteobuteo27/05/2016
with the 2 munros on my ownDunlawyering01/10/2015
completed both A'Chailleach and Sgurr BreacJamesSDonald06/09/2015
Day 2 of a Fannaichs expedition. Camped just below the sunmmit of Sgurr Mhor. Waited for the rain to stop before setting off,but it started soon after: Carn na Criche, Beinn na Crasgaidh, Sgurr nan Clach Geala, Sgurr nan Each, Sgurr Breac, An Chailleach down Drum Reidh to the bike at Loch Bhraoin and a ride back to Loch Glascarnoch. Stayed at the Alltguish.jigglybones26/08/2015
With ChristineKeith9915/08/2015
From A832 layby, a round of Sgurr Breac, Toman Coinich and A'Chailleach.rhalstead30/06/2015
Followed the glen up to Beallach at GR173705. Fords marked on OS map do not exist so stayed on West side of stream, which was fine, although there is a bridge farther downstream (also not marked on OS maps). Up to Sgurr Breac on mainly grassy slopes with a tiny bit of scrambling. Across to Toman Coinnich and then A'Chailleach, back to Toman Coinnich and then down the ridge. First 3K was very gradual and then last bit very steep. Fantastic views today, no cloud, no wind.tsharp10/06/2015
Round of 5 western Fannichs. Parking and round as SMC guidebook. no snow. cloudy tops and occasional drizzle. 8 hours.alexmaclennan09/05/2014
With Jon and Iain en route to adjacent Munros.chriswatson25/06/2013
With Mel and Alvin, snow on ground, Sunny & cold.alwaysinshorts01/11/2012
the 5 western fannaichs from loch a bhraoin.robertphillips15/06/2012
2nd round of hills with andrew sommervilledmckeith20/09/2011
ghaley12/04/2011
Heather and Mum/Dadgarbo110308/09/2010
With Steve, RodOik10/06/2010
With Rod and Grant again up Leiter Fhearna on what is now a significant steep path. Followed same route except took in the top this time. SS10/06/2010
Clagged in...with Ben-Jivegibagger25/10/2009
By Self As part of day around the Western Fannichsalanm17/10/2009
self (A'Chailleach)davidsbatty03/06/2009
ScoobyJimA29/05/2009
Fairly painless on a lovely daysignyred19/05/2009
2 of 3: From A' Chailleach.ChrisR02/04/2009
KeithByTheC26/10/2008
Completed both A'Chailleach and Sgurr Breac, 17.4 km, 1130m accent in 7hr 15min.JamesSDonald06/09/2008