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Landowner site maintenance work ongoing on the Fife Pilgrim Way at St Ninian's
Section of the Fife Coastal Path between Kingsbarns and Boarhills is closed, use beach at low tide. Signs in place
U023 Leslie to Falkland Road limited access only and Craigmead car park capacity reduced. Toilets open
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Key Information

Starting Point

Grid Reference: NT231987

Postcode: KY5 0XA

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Grading...

Variable footing and steep:

Long steep hill out of Kinglassie on uneven grassy surface. Includes farm tracks, roadside walkway, grassy, earthy and gravel footpaths with some long moderate slopes. Can be muddy after rain.

  • Path Length : 3mi/4.5km
  • Estimated Time : 2hrs

Weather...

Temperature

11°C

Feels Like...

10°C

Wind Speed

4 mph

Chance of precipitation

8%

On this walk...

Finglassin's Well is signposted

Related Paths

Downloads...

Route data can be downloaded for use on accessibility devices.

Kinglassie to Leslie

The Kinglassie to Leslie section of the Fife Pilgrim Way path took pilgrims past Kinglassie Parish Church and St Finglassin’s Well. The well was once believed to have healing powers. The path to Leslie offers views over the rolling landscape to Lower Largo and Benarty Hill, and across the Forth Estuary to Berwick Law and beyond.

Discover more breath-taking features of this long-distance trail at The Story of Fife Pilgrim Kingdom on our website.