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March around Inverness
Compton49er
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My family and I are staying in Inverness for a week in mid-March. We'll be using Inverness as a base for day tripping around the Highlands. My husband and I were there in May, so we have a few places to take the family that we went to and places we didn't get to check off. I was wondering how 'green' the Highlands will be about that time of year. I know it depends a lot on Scotland's wildly erratic weather, but I was just looking for some opinions. Thanks.
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We can still get snow at that time of year but it’s usually on higher ground. If you’re into hillwalking and have the skills then March/April is perfect for alpine days in the mountains.
Did you have anywhere specific in mind that you’d like to visit?
Facebook: Loch Ness Living
Tours around Loch Ness available on AirBnB Experiences:
Getting to know Loch Ness
Take The High Road in Drumnadrochit
A Woodland Walk to Loch Ness