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Glen EtiveContinuing northwest from Rannoch Moor towards Glen Coe, the A82 passes the White Corries and approaches Buachaille Etive Mor and Buachaille Etive Beag at which point a single track road turns left down in to Glen Etive.
Driving along the road on the left hand side is the River Etive, with the most beautiful waterfalls coming off the mountains you will ever see in Scotland.
The first half of the journey, to Dalness, is between the mountains and the open land but as you approach the second half of the journey its more wooded and secluded till you come to Loch Etive. Just south of Dalness, at the foot of Stob Dubh, is the small Lochan Urr. |
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Starting at Buachaille Etive Mor this road is 14 miles long
and the scenery is breath taking. The main ridge of the Buachaille flanks the
glen for the first four miles.
The Glen is full of red deer and roe deer, and all species of
birds.
