January
In Scotland, the elements are critical to a proper winter experience and never moreso than in January.
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February
Look north to the snow dusted peaks of Scotland’s mountains this month and their tranquility will make you feel instantly refreshed.
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March
It is really still winter, with snow high in the Scottish glens, but lower down this is less likely and there are definite signs of Spring.
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April
The days are lengthening in April and there’s definite promise in the sun’s warmth. Spring has sprung, but there is still great range in conditions.
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May
May is often is the driest month of the year in Scotland and a very pleasant temperature – not too hot and not too cold.
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June
The long summer days of June mean that in some parts of Scotland, you can still read a newspaper outside at midnight.
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July
By the end of July, Scotland’s rivers & lochs have had weeks of sunshine to heat them up.
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August
Come August, the Scottish hills are warm with a purple carpet of heather, stretching for as far as the eye can see.
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September
As the summer tapers to an end September offers the perfect opportunity to get out and explore Scotland.
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October
October really is a great time to see Scotland in all its glory, when the trees are ablaze with golds, russets and reds.
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November
The early days in November find the woodlands glowing in a sea of deep golden red colours.
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December
December’s days are shorter, but nature can still provide crisp, clear weather for exploring in Scotland.
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