Gavelbeg Guest House

Three Saints Way

Spans 130km across Fife connecting St Andrews, St Fillan's Cave (Pittenweem), and Culross Abbey. Follows ancient pilgrimage paths with varied terrain—coastal stretches, rolling farmland, and some steep sections through wooded valleys. Best tackled in stages over several days; not suitable for buggies and challenging for young children due to length and uneven surfaces. Dogs welcome on leads, especially near livestock. Offers stunning coastal views, medieval history, and peaceful countryside walk

Comrie Croft to Crieff

Follows undulating farmland and woodland paths with moderate inclines, linking Comrie Croft to Crieff town centre. The 10km route suits confident older children but isn't buggy-friendly due to uneven terrain and stiles. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Rewards with Strathearn valley views and a proper sense of achievement, finishing at Crieff's cafes and independent shops—perfect motivation for the final push.

Crieff to Dallick

Follows a 12km out-and-back route from Crieff into the Strathearn countryside with gentle to moderate inclines through farmland and woodland paths. Suitable for older children but not buggies due to uneven terrain and stiles. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Offers peaceful rural scenery, glimpses of the Ochil Hills, and a proper leg-stretch away from the town without serious climbing—ideal for a half-day walk with lovely Perthshire views.

Comrie to Comrie Croft

Bogton Braes Walk