Sorry I don’t live in that area it’s not an actual tourist attraction it’s a place where the deer roam free depends if you’re staying close by a taxi would most probably take you but then that would cost money as you need to find them. The other alternative is a farm in aviemore where reindeer roam free on the hills they have a tour bus and they will take you to feed them exactly the same as the stags. It’s the reindeer farm they have a website sorry only just saw your message. The deer and stags only come down the mountain a certain time of year it’s much warmer now so you may struggle to see any now the reindeer park is on my next list. I live 2 hrs away from there so sorry I couldn’t help more hope this message caught you before you came to 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Scotland try reindeer farm aviemore they charge for the tours.

there is no carpark. you park on the side of the road and then hike or wild camp.

A hour is enough. But better to take your time and take in the scenery and majesty of the Glen.

Hi Jeff , This area can have snow topped mountains all year round , it just depends on rainfall , whether it is washed away or not . Last summer , I have pictures from July this year which have a look of icing sugar dusting . My picture of Stob Dearg and the River Coe was taken on the 3rd of November 2016 . I have never seen Stob Dearg (the pyramid of The Bauchaille Etive Mor series of peaks ) without snow this late in the year . Weather is very unpredictable here , but from now until May you are guaranteed snowy tops . I'm there 40-50 times every year , and the place is mesmerising every time I go . It's a once in a lifetime experience . Kenny

I have seen campers in Glen Etive. In various spots alongside the river as you go down, and also right next to the Loch at the bottom. Plenty of walking around there but I am not sure of specific routes.

Hi Anna, there is sometimes a bit of confusion between fact and fiction and this is not surprising with Fleming and Bond! Ian Fleming's father, Valentine Fleming, owned Arnisdale House near Glenelg (and is listed on the war memorial there overlooking Loch Hourn). The Fleming family apparently owned Dalness Lodge in Glen Etive at some stage and presumably this is the property referred to on TA. Some filming took place in the vicinity of the Lodge and elsewhere at Glen Etive however "Skyfall", Bond's ancestral home in the film of the same name, was a film set built at Hankley Common at Elstead in Surrey. Ian Fleming lived in London but wrote some of the early Bond books at his holiday home "Goldeneye" at Oracabessa Bay in Jamaica (now a resort). Skyfall, the house, therefore cannot be seen at Glen Etive however you can see Dalness Lodge (rented for private parties and events nowadays).