Highlands of Scotland

The Highlands of Scotland are a rugged, mountainous region in northern Scotland characterized by dramatic landscapes, including mountains, deep valleys, and expansive moorlands. Known for their natural beauty, they feature iconic peaks like Ben Nevis and are rich in wildlife, history, and Gaelic culture. The area has a long history of clans and Gaelic traditions and is less densely populated than southern Scotland. The Highlands are popular for outdoor activities such as hiking, mountain biking, and sightseeing, offering a strikingly scenic and culturally significant part of the Scottish landscape.