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Ben Nevis, near Fort William, has snow through to the Spring.
Lochside cottage, short breaks, low season offers
Off season special offers at the lochside cottage
Holiday cottage lounge, short breaks and offers low season
2 bedrooms in cottage sleeps 4, low season rates
Cottage dining room. Off season short breaks available
Loch Linnhe next to the cottage, near Glencoe
On the Moor of Rannoch, the scenery near Glencoe is wonderful
Masses to do in the area around Glencoe in the Scottish Highlands
Glenfinnan in the Autumn, near Fort William, Ben Nevis
Stalker castle 20 minutes from our lochside cottage
Loch view, Scottish Highlands, in the low season
From the Pap of Glencoe at midnight in Summer
Loch Linnhe sunset from our lochside cottage
Midnight, mid-summer, Kentallen Bay outside our lochside cottage
Wild life all around Kentallen bay and the Glencoe cottage
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Temp
Cent
Frost
Sun
Rain
Rain
Daylight
Max
Min
days
hrs
mm
days
hrs.mins
Jul
16.9
9.3
0
145
92.1
13.3
17.29 1st
Aug
16.6
9.2
0
137.5
107.4
14.1
15.41 1st
Sep
13.9
7.2
0.5
104.4
139.7
15.9
13.49 1st
Scottish mountain in Summer
Summer weather in Scotland, July, August and September
In Scotland in July you have 17 hours of daylight longer than any other part of Great Britain- the curvature of the earth flattening out At the poles causes this effect. Actually, it never gets truly dark with a clear sky at this time of year – we can take photographs of Kentallen Bay at midnight. (Actual photo bottom right of the page)
The West Coast of Scotland is a truly magical place
Temperature, Sunshine, Rain in Scotland in Summer
Our holiday cottage near Glencoe has a local climate of its own which is drier than Glencoe, on the other side of the hill, has more sunshine than the Moor of Rannoch, and is much warmer than Perthshire. The cottage itself gets very few midges in Summer, and in Winter we rarely get deep snow. The prevailing South-Westerlies dump the rain and snow over the hills  behind us and the North Atlantic Drift keeps us warm.