Quinag - Spidean Coinich

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Quinag - Spidean Coinich rises to 764 m (2,507 ft) in Highland. It counts among the 222 Corbetts, Scottish hills between 2,500 and 3,000 feet. It is one of 630 hills the Albion Guide maps in Highland. The surrounding countryside is part of Assynt–Coigach National Scenic Area.

Other hills nearby include Quinag - Sail Gharbh, Quinag - Sail Ghorm and Glas Bheinn (Highland).

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