The Autumn season ignites the Scottish landscape with a vibrant collage of bright colours, seeing our trees transform from deep greens to an exquisite display of orange and brown hues.
With Scotland being a bastion of beauty famed for its iconic landscapes that have graced many a Hollywood title and even seen the country voted ‘the most beautiful country in the world’ in previous years, now is a perfect time to visit.
Want to discover the best of Scotland’s Autumn scenery? Here are sixteen beautiful places in Scotland to see the autumnal colours at their best.
13. Glen Affric
Glen Affric is a glen south-west of the village of Cannich in the Scottish Highlands and it is only 15 miles away from the famous Loch Ness. Photo: webill via Getty Images
14. Tioram Castle
Castle Tioram (which means 'dry castle' in Scottish Gaelic) is an old ruin that sits on the tidal island Eilean Tioram which is also located in the Lochaber area. Photo: mihjanka via Getty Images
15. Maspie Den
Paths leading to the Maspie Den were laid out as a showplace for the Falkland Estate in the 19th century. You can walk into the undercut and stand behind the waterfall, enjoying a scenic forest walk surrounded by mossy rocks - a very enchanting experience. Photo: f68photography via Getty Images
16. Glen Lyon
Glen Lyon is the longest enclosed glen in the country and it can be found in Perth and Kinross region. The VisitAberfeldy website described it as "Scotland's longest, loneliest and loveliest glen." Photo: John Taggart /500px via Getty Images