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Elevation
1,113m
3,651 ft
Prominence
150m
Coordinates
57.2996, -5.0490
NH164273
OS Map
25
Explorer: 415
The summit features a prominent trig point and a well-established cairn, making it a fine spot for a photo op and a cheeky picnic if the weather permits.
Primarily composed of granite, with some schist in the lower regions, offering a varied landscape with rugged outcrops and smooth glacial deposits.
Panoramic views of the surrounding peaks such as Sgurr na Ruaidhe and Fannichs, and on a clear day, you might even see Loch Ness squinting back at you.
The name Tom a' Choinnich translates to 'Hill of the place of the Smith,' pointing to its historical significance.
Historically, this area has been a hunting ground and is steeped in local folklore, making it a treasure trove for history enthusiasts.
A scenic route beginning at the Strathfarrar estate, winding through picturesque glens and featuring a mix of soft paths and rocky terrain.
Parking is available at the Strathfarrar estate entrance; however, you may need a permit to park here, so plan ahead!
Regular bus services operate from Inverness to Beauly; however, a taxi service may be required for the last leg to the estate.
Facilities are limited in the immediate vicinity. The nearest town, Beauly, has cafes and toilets, but out on the mountain, you'll need to embrace nature, if you catch my drift.
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Grid Ref: NH164273
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