Cycling

Why not explore Fife on two wheels.

With over 350 miles of dedicated cycle routes and a series of mountain bike trails, Fife is a great place to go if you're at home on a bike.

Fife is on several National Cycling Routes including; Route 1, the Coast & Castles route which heads up through the centre of the region before heading east towards St Andrews, the world famous Home of Golf; route 76 which follows the River Forth, heading round Fife’s coastline before joining 766 which heads north then west along the south of the River Tay. Route 764 is an off road section coming from neighbouring Clackmannanshire to Dunfermline, one time capital of Scotland.

If you are looking for more off road cycling there is a network of short mountain bike trails taking in the coast, parklands and forests. There are plenty of options for longer rides too including the Lomond Hills which are the highest point in Fife with a good path network and great views from the top. Fife Coastal Path is another good choice. It runs all the way from Kincardine in the west to Tayport on the north shore of the Tay (117 miles).

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Devilla Forest

Mainly Scots pine, Devilla Forest has extensive walking and cycling routes which are mainly flat, so great for kids.

Silverburn Park

Silverburn Park is a place for quiet enjoyment, a safe haven for nature and a pit stop for those enjoying the Fife Coastal Path. Walled Garden, Cafe, Toilets, Bike Rentals & A new Campsite.

Fife Cycle Routes

Fife has a fantastic range of mountain biking for every ability right across the region, and the Fife cycle routes are here to help you get started!

Kirkcaldy Waterfront

Enjoy a walk down Kirkcaldy's Waterfront as part of the Fife Coastal Path where you can experience scenic coastal views, visit Kirkcaldy's Leisure Centre or go for a cycle down the Esplanade.

Scottish Bike Touring

Eco friendly bicycle touring company. Tours in Central Scotland.C2C, Highlands and Islands. Tours all year round

Lochore Meadows Country Park

Set in the heart of Fife, Lochore Meadows is Fife's most popular free visitor attraction. ...

Calais Muir Wood

A lovely local community woodland which has recently been upgraded with new paths, signage and a nature trail. A historically important ancient woodland which is very popular with local walkers, dog owners and cyclists.

Middleden Mountain Bike Trails

Middleden Mountain bike trails are open all year round, are free to use and are a whole load of fun for all.

Fife Coastal Path

The Fife Coastal Path is Scotland's longest continuous coastal path at 117 miles and is one of Scotland's Great Trails. Offering an unrivaled walking experience, this should be on the bucket list of any outdoor enthusiast.

Falkland Estate

Once a hunting ground for Stuart Kings & Queens, the estate is now a working landscape of upland pasture, farm and forest with pleasure walks. Thanks to much conservation effort, you can retrace royal footsteps on this fascinating and historic land....