Torridon Estate - Stable Cottage
Torridon · Sleeps 6
Indicative catalogue price £1,566 for 7 nightsExact November prices and availability are checked after you choose a week.Typical mountain and low-level wind, temperature, rainfall and sunshine for November.
Historically, November has been a variable month with a useful share of better high-ground days. Of 1,200 representative high-ground days, 30% were settled for rain and wind, 38% were mixed, and 32% were poor or severe for rain and wind.
Dry days accounted for 35% of the sample. Across the whole year, the settled-day share is 33%, with around 231 wet days, so a region's strongest month should not be mistaken for its usual climate. As a separate check, the Met Office 1991–2020 average at Loch Glascarnoch is 32 hours of bright sunshine during November. Cloud and views are deliberately kept out of the settled-day score because they vary sharply between individual summits; check the live forecast nearer the trip. These figures describe representative high ground around 1,055 metres, so coastal and low-level conditions can be milder.
Torridon · Sleeps 6
Indicative catalogue price £1,566 for 7 nightsExact November prices and availability are checked after you choose a week.Saturday dates are highlighted because they usually unlock the widest choice of seven-night cottage stays. Other arrival days still work.
Across 280 comparable historical hill days, 26% were settled for rain and wind and 31% were poor or severe for rain and wind.
Check the live Northwest Highlands forecast →November context: 30% of days across the month were settled for rain and wind; 32% were poor or severe for rain and wind. Read the full November guide.
Ullapool, at roughly 10 metres, provides a practical low-level reference for Northwest Highlands. Across 1,200 historical days, the typical daytime high was 9.5°C, with warmer days around 11.7°C.
About 32% of days were dry and 28% combined dry weather with lighter winds. Conditions vary across glens, coasts and villages, so this should be used as regional trip-planning guidance rather than a forecast for every location.
Each month has a detailed guide comparing high-ground hill days with typical conditions at a representative valley or low-level trip base.
These are the six week bands with the largest historical share of settled rain-and-wind days. Views are not included; use the live forecast nearer the trip.
The comparison uses the whole year, rather than putting each region's single best month beside another's typical conditions.