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How long does it take to do the Fife Coastal Path?

How long does it take to do the Fife Coastal Path?

between one week and 10 days
The path, which usually takes between one week and 10 days to walk in full, now runs for 187 kilometres (116 mi). The Fife Coastal Path is managed and maintained by Fife Coast and Countryside Trust, a registered environmental charity, and is designated as one of Scotland’s Great Trails by NatureScot.

Where does Fife Coastal Path start and finish?

Read more: Fife Coastal Path Accommodation Guide Highlights of the path include a visit to the Aberdour Castle, St. Andrews with its world famous golf course, and incredible opportunities for marine wildlife spotting.

Where does the Fife coastal path begin?

Your journey along the Fife Coastal Path begins at the Waterloo Well in North Queensferry and continues through the ancient Burgh of Inverkeithing.

Is the Fife coastal path signposted?

The Fife Coastal Path ticked the right boxes. This long distance walk may be less well-known than others like the West Highland Way, but it is a well-planned, well-signposted and rewarding path. Opened in 2002, its route now stretches 116 miles between Kincardine and Newburgh.

Where does the coastal path start in Fife?

This stage of the Fife Coastal Path begins with a long stretch along the cycle route adjacent to the road from St Andrews to Guardbridge. After Leuchars the route becomes more attractive before the Tentsmuir plantations lead on to Tayport.

How long is the walk from Kingsbarns to St Andrews?

At a signed junction keep straight ahead to cross a stile over a stone wall with a sign saying St Andrews 7.5 miles. Keep straight on when a path leaves to Kingsbarns and after a tall post the route is on the sandy and rocky shore.

Where to park for Kingsbarns and Pitmilly walk?

Facilities: Refreshments in Kingsbarns, parking at the Square or the coastal car park, toilets (seasonal) at the coastal car park, bus route between St Andrews and Leven The walk is described starting from Kingsbarns village where there is room to park at the The Square. An alternative starting point is the coastal car park at Kingsbarns.

Where does the coastal walk start in Scotland?

The Coastal Path starts in North Queensferry, a small town on the north shore of the Forth Estuary, at the foot of the mighty Forth Bridge, which has been a prominent feature of the coastline since 1890.