Knockhill

Lade Braes Walk

Meanders alongside Kinness Burn through a wooded gorge on the outskirts of St Andrews. Mostly flat with well-maintained paths, though some sections can be muddy after rain and feature gentle steps. Perfect for families with older children who can manage uneven surfaces, but not suitable for buggies due to steps and narrow bridges. Dogs welcome and will love the stream. A peaceful green escape offering dappled woodland, wildlife spotting, and historic stonework just minutes from town.

Columba Way on North FCP

Follows the Fife Coastal Path for 59km from North Queensferry to St Andrews, taking in dramatic cliff-top sections, sandy beaches, and historic fishing villages. Terrain varies from flat promenades to steep coastal climbs – definitely not suitable for buggies and challenging for young children over the full distance. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near wildlife areas and livestock. Outstanding Forth views, rock pools, and the charm of East Neuk harbours make this one of Scotland's finest long-di

Ice House Trail

Weaves through mixed woodland with moderate inclines and some uneven forest paths, best suited to older children and steady walkers rather than buggies. Dogs welcome to explore off-lead in quieter sections. The highlight is discovering the atmospheric 18th-century ice house tucked into the hillside—a fascinating piece of Scottish heritage that makes this short woodland loop genuinely rewarding for history buffs and nature lovers alike.

Pinecone Trail

Fife Coastal Path