Cipeagal Bheag [Cipeagil Bheag] [Ciopeagal Bheag]

Rising to 336 metres, this Marilyn in the Northern Isles offers a rugged and solitary hillwalking experience. Its modest elevation belies a significant topographic prominence, rewarding those who navigate the pathless slopes with an earned vantage point over the remote island terrain and the distinctive, weather-beaten landscapes of the far-northern archipelago.

• •The name includes the Gaelic word Bheag, meaning 'small', which usually indicates the presence of a larger neighbouring peak, such as a Mhòr (big) counterpart.
• •Classified as a Marilyn, the hill has a topographic prominence of at least 150 metres, ensuring that the summit feels like a distinct and significant high point in the local landscape.
• •While the Bheag in its name translates to 'small', the description is strictly relative; the lack of established paths and the presence of heavy peat bogs mean reaching the summit requires a full-sized effort.