Scotland in September: An Autumn Aesthetic
Get ready for a fantastic Scottish vacation in September. It is the beginning of autumn and the country’s woods and highlands are awash with golden fall foliage, giving it a fairy tale feel. Further lending to this image is ancient castles and ruins. The weather in Scotland during this time is a mix of rain and dry spells. Summer is officially over so the air can get a bit nippy, but with a good travel plan, you should be alright. Autumn is also the stag-stalking season, so plan your routes if you are going to hike the Scottish Highlands.September is also the month when you can join the British royal family to signal the ending of the Highland Games with the season's best, Braemar Gathering. Plus, this is also the dolphin-migration season. Bid goodbye to the last dolphins off the Scottish shores as they make their way to warm waters. With decent weather, minimal footfall, and a good deal of daylight, September is a great holiday month for a trip to Scotland.