The 2027 Calendar
Twelve months of Scotland, from the Brig o' Doon in January to a snowbound Glencoe in December. A3 landscape, printed on heavy matte art stock, ring bound and made to be looked at all year — then kept, because every month lifts out as an A4 print.
Every month, a different Scotland
Each month pairs a full-page photograph with a generous grid — a square for every day, and a notes panel for the things that don't fit in a square. Click any month to see it larger.
Brig o' Doon
Ayrshire
Photography Simon Hird
Loch Garten
The Cairngorms
Photography Jack Cairney
Dunollie Castle
Argyll & Bute
Photography Simon Hird
Sligachan Bridge & The Cuillins
Isle of Skye
Photography Simon Hird
Craigievar Castle
Aberdeenshire
Photography Simon Hird
Gallanach Beach
Isle of Muck
Photography Simon Hird
The Hermitage
Perthshire
Photography Simon Hird
Oldshoremore Beach
Sutherland
Photography Simon Hird
House of Dun
Angus
Photography Simon Hird
Touchstone Maze
Ross & Cromarty
Photography Simon Hird
Kearvaig Bothy
Sutherland
Photography Sam Rogers
Glencoe Valley
Lochaber
Photography Sam Rogers
The landscape layout puts an A4 image on one side, so when the year is out you can lift out a favourite month and frame it.
The calendar and the magazine
Most people who buy the calendar are already reading the magazine. If you aren't yet, these are the two ways in.
Issue Thirteen
One hundred and fifty-plus pages of original photography and writing, Autumn/Winter 2026-27. Sam Heughan on Galloway, a weekend on Mull, the glens of Angus, and a long look inside Scottish Mountain Rescue.
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Two issues a year, hand wrapped and posted before general release, with a free bookmark and an A5 print of the cover. You're only charged shortly before each dispatch, and you can pause or cancel whenever you like.
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Questions, answered
When will my calendar arrive?
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The 2027 calendars are with the printers now. We'll be posting them out in good time for Christmas, and you'll get an email with tracking the moment yours is on its way.
How big is it?
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A3 landscape — 420 × 297mm, or 11.69 × 16.53 inches — so it hangs well above a desk or in a kitchen without taking over the wall.
What's it printed on?
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A 350gsm matte art stock for the cover and 250gsm matte art for the inside pages, ring bound with a wire. The matte finish is what stops the photographs going glossy and flat under a light.
Can I keep the photographs afterwards?
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That's rather the point of the landscape layout. Each month's image sits at A4 on its own half of the spread, so at the end of the year you can cut or lift out the ones you love and frame them.
Is there room to actually write in it?
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Yes. Every day gets its own square, with the previous and following month's overlap days greyed at the top and bottom, and there's a lined notes panel at the foot of each month.
Where do you ship, and how much is postage?
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Worldwide, from Scotland. Postage is calculated at checkout based on where you are, so you'll see the full cost before you pay anything. UK orders over £50 ship free.
Does it arrive safely?
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Calendars go out in a rigid board envelope so they can't bend in transit. If yours turns up damaged, send us a photo at hello@hiddenscotland.co and we'll replace it, no quibble.
Is it a good gift?
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It's our most-given product of the year. If you'd like it sent straight to someone else, add their address at checkout and we'll post it to them directly.
