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Walks near Kincardine

11 named walking routes start within 10 miles of Kincardine or pass close by, 2 of them starting within 3 miles. One long-distance path passes through.

Walks near Kincardine

  1. SC 1031West Fife Woodlands WayStarts 2.4 miles from Kincardine. An 8.5-mile circular walk from Culross, in Fife, with about 220 m of climbing. About 3 hours.
  2. SC 1494The Devon WayStarts 4.8 miles from Kincardine. A 7-mile walk from Alloa, in Clackmannanshire, with about 80 m of climbing. About 2½ hours.
  3. SC 1543High Road, Callendar WoodStarts 5.5 miles from Kincardine. A 3-mile walk from Callendar Wood, in Falkirk, with about 90 m of climbing. About 1 hour.
  4. SC 1255Linlithgow Loch CircularStarts 7.4 miles from Kincardine. A 2.3-mile circular walk, in West Lothian, with about 20 m of climbing. Under an hour.
  5. SC 1331Dumyat SummitStarts 8.7 miles from Kincardine. A 1.5-mile circular walk, in Stirling, with about 20 m of climbing. Under an hour.
  6. SC 1037River Avon Heritage TrailStarts 9.4 miles from Kincardine. A 9-mile walk from Avonbridge to Linlithgow Bridge, in Falkirk and West Lothian, with about 270 m of climbing. About 3 hours.
  7. SC 1332Muckhart LoopStarts 9.6 miles from Kincardine. A 2.3-mile circular walk, in Clackmannanshire, with about 160 m of climbing. About 1 hour.
  8. SC 1365Henry Milne WalkStarts 9.6 miles from Kincardine. A 1.4-mile walk, in Stirling, with about 20 m of climbing. Under an hour.
  9. SC 1458Whitehill WalkStarts 9.8 miles from Kincardine. A 0.5-mile circular walk, in Stirling, with about 50 m of climbing. Under an hour.

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Long-distance routes near Kincardine

National trails first. Walk a section from Kincardine, or the whole way.

  1. UK 023Fife Coastal PathStarts 0.2 miles from Kincardine. A 116-mile national trail from Kincardine to Newburgh along the coast, in Fife, with about 2,130 m of climbing. 8 sections.
  2. SC 108Fife Pilgrim WayStarts 3.6 miles from Kincardine. A 64-mile long-distance route from Culross to St Andrews, in Fife, with about 1,330 m of climbing. 6 sections.

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