Toll Creagach

Toll Creagach is the most easterly Munro in Glen Affric, a broad grassy hill above Gleann nam Fiadh, often climbed with its neighbour Tom a’ Chòinnich.

Toll Creagach

Height	1054m
Prominence	182m
Meaning	rocky hollow
Lists	Munros (M76)
Location	South of Glen Cannich, Glen Strathfarrar to Glen Affric
Grid Ref	NH194283
Lat/Lon	57.30924, -4.99981
Munro tops	Toll Creagach West Top (951m)

Toll Creagach is the most easterly of the Affric Munros, standing above the steep slopes that overlook Gleann nam Fiadh at the eastern end of Glen Affric. Unlike the sharply defined ridges of its neighbours, it is characterised by a broad, grassy shoulder stretching westwards.

The most common approach is from Glen Affric, following a stalker’s path that climbs to Bealach Toll Easa, the col between Toll Creagach and Tom a’ Chòinnich. From here, the summit is reached by a steady ascent up grassy slopes. Hillwalkers are likely to combine both Munros in a single outing, while stronger parties extend the route westwards to include Càrn Eighe and the other Affric peaks, or take on the full Mullardoch Round.

Routes up Toll Creagach

Eastern Glen Affric Munros
	Hillwalking route to Càrn Eighe - the highest mountain in the Western Highlands - and four other Munros. Includes some easy rock-scrambling. Peaks : 5 Munros, option of 1 Fiona Ascent : 2200m (7220ft) Distance : 30km (19m) Time : 11:10hr

Mullardoch Munros
	Ridges encircling Loch Mullardoch offer an epic route with 12 Munros that hill-runners could complete in a day, whereas hillwalkers could overnight camp. Peaks : 12 Munros Ascent : 4725m (15500ft) Distance : 57km (35m) Time : 19hr