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Name:Beinn Fhionnlaidh
Hill number:826
Height:1004.8m / 3297ft
RHB Section:11A: Loch Duich to Cannich
County/UA:Highland
Catchment:Beauly
Class:Marilyn, Hump, Simm, Munro, High Hills of Britain,
Murdo, Yeaman
(Ma,Hu,Tu,Sim,M,HHB,Mur,Y)
Grid ref:NH 11563 28262
Summit feature:large cairn
Drop:173m
Col:832m  NH116275  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 25
(1:25k) 414N
Observations:rock c 12m SSE of cairn may be as high
Survey:Abney level/Leica RX1250
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 546 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)ByDate of Ascent
Sunny and moderate breeze.Skagglavar07/05/2023
Mullardoch round of all Munros and all Munro Tops. 3 day backpack.Geoff Briggs15/07/2022
From a very cold sunless tented camp at NH101284. Directly up to Bealach Beag, Beinn Fhionnlaidh, back to Bealach Beag, NW ridge to Carn Eige, back to Bealach Beag and back to camp, re-located N to a sunnier camp.Isbjorn Winter Round19/03/2022
Affric car park to beinn fionnliad via mam sodhail and return. Snow showers at timescjo30/10/2021
Mullardoch loop, 12 Munros, 17.5hrsHuwel17/06/2021
Angus boatman 07725 334927 will ferry you down the loch from NH 2178 3158 (CP NH 2208 3152) for £40 (£80 minimum charge). Drop off NH 155301. Good grassy track (improves as rises) to top Frith an Achaidh Mhoir. Easy crossing to Beinn Fhionnlaidh via Coire Lochan lochan. Steep, easy grass climb - no rock. Continued on Carn Eighe ridge (excellent walking) to Toll Creagach and direct, easy, grassy descent to path/track at NH 194259. Returned to car parked night before (thank you Peter) in relocated CP at NH 213239 (free)carole engel02/06/2021
Loch Mullardoch Circuitmaclrc23/05/2021
1/5 - second day - from wild camp at western end Loch Mullardoch. Wind dropped. Midge-mania on breaking camp. 2 river crossings to round the lake then steep ascent to first summit. Hard to escape midges, until peristent rain started at 11AM - continued all day - took 12.5 hours back to car - lots of ascentwychwood27/07/2020
With Jack Loch Mullardoch roundfellie24/07/2020
From Mullardoch shore with Pam G, PamL and guide John King - SFMG. First of 5.Chris Blake30/07/2019
with Heather, by boat from the Damphilpower01/05/2019
Club weekend staying at Strawberry cottage Completed Beinn Fhionnlaidh and Carn EigheJamesSDonald04/08/2018
5 completedFCMark24/06/2018
Track near Affric Lodge N, then W across moorland to Sgurr na Lapaich, along ridge via Mullach Cadha Rainich to Mam Sodhail, then N to Beinn Fhionnlaidh (contouring past Carn Eige on W side), via Stob Coire Lochan, returned over Carn Eige, then along E ridge over Stob a' Choire Dhomhain, Stob Coire Dhomhnuill, Sron Garbh, then descended to Gleann nam Fiadh to follow track out, but it was in such poor condition that I crossed the river and took the track S direct back to Affric Lodgekdbennett17/06/2018
From Glen Affric, Mam Sodhail, Carn Eige and Beinn Fhionnlaidh plus tops on route.rhalstead15/06/2018
Camped 2m W of Iron Lodge . Still a long day 10 hrs + but fine and sunny . With Paul.younggl30/04/2018
Carn Eighe Round from Glen Affric visiting Mam Sodhail, Carn Eighe, Stob Coire Lochan, Beinn Fhionnlaidh, and back to An Socach East Top, and An Socach. Then a long trek back to the car! A splendid walking day. Dry and calm with sunny intervals. 40km with 2200m ascent, taking over 11 hours.silveracorn_alan26/08/2017
From Strawberry cottage, EMC meet. Over Mam Sodhail and Carn Eighe firstN.Morters30/04/2017
sclater16/09/2016
Day 1 of Mullardoch backpack.mikejacobs30/07/2016
TGOiansm14/05/2016
Very nice sunny day from Chisholm Bridge, light winds and a bit chilly on top. Sron Garbh, Carn Eige, Beinn Fhionnlaidh, mam Sodhail, Sgurr na LapaichCapt Malbec14/05/2016
2nd time on this hill.clashcityrocker02/04/2016
Group walk - from Mullardoch dam taking in Toll Creagach, Tom a' Choinich, Carn Eighe and Beinn Fhionnlaidh, before dropping down and crossing to the other side of Loch Mullardoch and a torturous walk back to the dam.mproudfoot05/09/2015
Day 3 of Mullardoch roundvictimofmathema13/07/2015
On 3rd day of a 3-day backpack around the Mullardoch hills. Cloud on the summits. Didn't climb Stob Coire Lochan.alistairpooler13/07/2015
Third Munro of the day. Warm and sunny. Now onto the eastern Munros by descending southwest into the Glen to cross the river at NH097257. Easy.Play2End03/07/2015
did with the PCMs. Early start with boat up Loch Mullardoch at 8am . Lovely bright sunny morning but clouded over later in the day, though fantastic visibility. 2 hrs up from the loch to BF and 4 hours to the top of Mam Sodhail . Decided to come off by Sgurr na Lapich which was fantastic though steep boggy descent to Glen Affricslynch25/05/2015
Furthest point from car on a round of the Carn Eige Munros - 6.5 hrs to summit.chriswatson15/07/2014
Done as a part of a complete round of Mullardoch 12grahamzwilson28/06/2014
Traversed Carn Eige, cloud lifted to tease me and put me in disparaging mood at the ascent/descent and distance needed to bag this Munro and back to Carn Eige. Actually it wasnt too bad.Jhimmy22/06/2014
From Chisholme bridge,a long day taking in Carn Eige/Beinn Fhionnlaidh/Mam Sodhail. On own.MorecambeMonkey18/06/2014
With E & Al & Neilsons. Camping at heas of Loch Affric; walked to Coire Leachavie - and Carn Eighe, Mam Sodhal and Beinn Fhionnlaidh in that order. Same route on return, contouring past top. Good weather. 12 hours on hill.Norman Reid31/05/2014
3rd munro of day. Long ridge walk to it but not as high as 2 earlier summits. Contoured back to head of corrie on way back to tent. No short cut to tent found by us or reeds x 3.dave neilson31/05/2014
with dave, elspeth. norman and al after mam sodhail and carn eige from camp at loch affricmn2331/05/2014
ghaley30/05/2014
MY LAST MUNRO!!! From bivi just to south on summit where I ended a very long day yesterday (see Carn Eige)so I was on top in time to see the sunrise which managed to beat the slowly increasing cloud. Celebrated with a pork pie brought especially for the occasion and a whisky miniature. Also completed yesterday all Munro tops and I thought at the time all deleted tops though I subsequently found another 6 of these do. No phone signal so I could not phone my wife to get myself congratulated but I did pass two people on the way down and told them so that they could be the first to congratulate me - which they did. Due to very early start got down in fine weather with the strong wind and cloud which was to dominate later in the day just coming in. Finished in winter room of Glen SAffric SYHA before walking out to road.dickscroop30/09/2013
with Markgrimjimm24/08/2013
2nd of 5 w/Jim. Dropped down from Sodhail and followed the bypass path to skip Eighe...although this was soon lost in the poor visibility. A couple of ups and downs before you're out on Findlay but with zero views you don't see how much height you have to regain.bowzi24/08/2013
With Yeltzbagger and ketzster. Got a boat to take us up Loch Mullardoch and camped out for two nights. Very wet day; I got worried because Yeltzbaggercarried on to repeat Carn Eige and seemed to be taking longer than expected.Stevie n Tay01/08/2013
With ketzster and Stevie n Tay on trip rpund head of Loch Mullardoch with assistance of boat. Very wet day; I carreied on to repeat Carn Eighe. Stevie n Tay and ketzster very upset because they thought I had got lost tking longer than expected.Yeltzbagger01/08/2013
Climbed with An Socachmunromurph09/07/2013
After Cairn Eige, dumped the sacks at the col and strolled up. Lunched at Coire Lochan and walked out along the shore of Loch Mullardoch. As this was waist deep heather and rough terrain we were grateful that the water level was low so we could boulder hop along the shore, but in places we were forced back into the waist deep heather. Being very tired Mrs Mindlessflogger slipped whilst crossing a stream and got a soaking so we camped and finish the walk the next day. Ever since then no walk has been as rough as Loch Mullardoch.mindlessflogger09/06/2013
259th - Solo - round trip from Glen Affric YH, light rain initially then held off early afternoon, but winds built up with v strong gusts (80mph) followed by steady rain.RGibbs28/08/2012
round of mam sodhail, carn eighe and beinn fhionnlaidh, cycled from carpark to below an tudor beag path up to ridge line, in very hot sun.robertphillips27/05/2012
FANTASTIC DAY OUT WITH ALIjennygraham01/11/2011
SR triple Munro dayFrank14/08/2011
JimT11/06/2011
tickchazzyboy1909/05/2011
Hyperopic30/04/2011