Gormol

Reaching an elevation of 470 metres, this prominent peak in the Northern Isles provides a rugged and isolated hillwalking experience. As a Marilyn, Hump, and Tump, it is defined by its significant prominence, offering a windswept summit and characteristically remote terrain typical of Scotland’s more northern island archipelagos.

• •The hill is 'triple-classified', meeting the specific prominence requirements to be a Marilyn (150m), a Hump (100m), and a Tump (30m) simultaneously.
• •At 470 metres, the ascent usually begins from near sea level, meaning walkers must tackle the full vertical height through terrain often dominated by peat moorland and rough heather.