Milton Lea Bed And Breakfast

Columba Way on North FCP

Stretches 59km along Fife's coast with varied terrain from flat coastal paths to moderate climbs through wooded sections and farmland. Mostly suitable for older children with stamina, though some uneven ground and stiles make it tricky for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Combines stunning Firth of Forth views, historic harbours, and wildlife spotting opportunities across one of Scotland's finest long-distance coastal routes.

Pinecone Trail

Winds through Tentsmuir Forest's distinctive pine woodland on mostly flat, well-maintained paths with some sandy sections. Perfect for families and buggies stick to the main tracks, though roots and soft ground appear in places. Dogs welcome and love the forest smells. Offers peaceful woodland walking with chances to spot red squirrels, and you're close enough to the coast to combine with beach time at Tentsmuir Point if you fancy extending the outing.

Ice House Trail

Follows a woodland path with gentle inclines through Camperdown Country Park, suitable for families and pushchairs on well-maintained surfaces. Dogs welcome on leads. The route leads to a historic ice house tucked among the trees, offering a glimpse into Victorian-era food preservation. Perfect for a short, educational woodland wander with kids interested in local history.

Lade Braes Walk

Nature Trail