Best places in Scotland to see Northern Lights as more aurora forecast this weekend
dailyrecord.co.ukEarlier this week, you may have been lucky enough to catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights in Scotland.Scots across the country were treated to a dazzling display of the aurora borealis on Tuesday night, and many were quick to capture photos and videos of the beautiful lights.If you weren't able to see the phenomenon for yourself, don't fret.
You may yet get another chance, as a MetOffice forecast suggests that it could be visible to the naked eye through until Saturday.If you have always dreamed of seeing the Northern Lights for yourself, this may be your last chance for a while — so make the most of it if you can.
To help out, the Daily Record has compiled a list of some of the areas in the country where the phenomenon is usually most likely to be visible.Read on for a summary of some of the best locations in Scotland to get a glimpse of the aurora borealis this weekend.According to the MetOffice, you will have a good chance of spotting the Northern Lights along the northern horizon from Scotland this weekend.The Moray Coast is usually regarded as among the best spots to see the lights in the country, making it a good first choice.
The beach from Findhorn to Burghead is a particularly popular spot because of its unobstructed views and low levels of light pollution.A northern location and little light pollution make the islands of the Outer Hebrides some of the best spots in Scotland to potentially see the aurora borealis.
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