Weather forecast for the West Highland Way in July

The trail from Milngavie begins with a mix of patchy rain and sunny interludes, with temperatures climbing as high as 23°C. Moderate rains are frequent, with days generally seeing precipitation of less than 7 mm. As the trail moves towards Drymen, rainfall increases, with heavy showers more common, yet occasional dry spells are present too. The temperature sees a drop, with highs ranging from 9°C to 21°C.

Continuing to Rowardennan, the pattern of intermittent rain remains, with moderate and heavy showers alternating with dry, partly cloudy skies. Temperatures remain mild, often peaking at 17°C.

In Inverarnan, heavier rain showers make frequent appearances, with some dry days in between. The temperatures fluctuate but tend to stay in the mid-teens, providing cooler hiking conditions.

As walkers reach Tyndrum, moderate rain becomes prevalent, though there are overcast and clear days. Highs reach up to 19°C, while nightly lows can drop to 6°C.

The journey from Inveroran to Kingshouse offers a mixture of heavy showers and clear spells, with temperatures averaging between 13°C to 20°C. Rain showers are frequent, but dry days are possible, offering respite.

At Kinlochleven, the weather remains unpredictable, with patchy rain and occasional sunny breaks. Temperatures fluctuate, commonly hitting 15°C on drier days.

Finally, the path concludes at Fort William, where overcast and rainy weather is most dominant. Periods of heavy rain intersperse with dry spells, with temperatures often reaching 18°C, creating a mixed conclusion to the journey.