The Lomond Hills Park is Fife’s largest area of upland countryside. Whilst not quite in the same league as other Scottish hills and mountains, nevertheless there are lots of walking opportunities in the park.
There are multiple access routes that can be used to enjoy the hills from the “honeypot routes” around Craigmead car park to the quieter less trodden ground between Bishop Hill and Harperleas.
In addition to the hills, the area also holds a number of reservoirs which make lovely low level walks.
The recently redeveloped Living Lomonds Partnership website has a selection of excellent leaflets and resources for walking in the area.
| Start | Distance | Ascent | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Michael Bruce Way | Scotlandwell | 3.5 miles | 175m |
| Formonthills and Coul Den | Glenrothes | 4 miles | 200m |
| Bishop Hill from Scotlandwell | Scotlandwell | 4 miles | 400m |
| Harperleas Circuit | Holl (Leslie) | 4.5 miles | 150m |
| Maiden Castle and Maspie Den | Falkland (Stables) | 5 miles | 300m |
| West Lomond from the Bunnet Stane | Gateside | 5 mile | 400m |
| East Lomond and Maspie Den | Falkland | 5 miles | 400m |
| Four Reservoirs Circuit | Holl (Leslie) | 5.4 miles | 185m |
| Glenvale Circuit | Glenvale | 5.5 miles | 175m |
| East Lomond Southern Approach | Glenrothes | 6.5 miles |
350m |
| Best of Falkland | Falkland | 6.5 miles | 500m |
| Bishop Hill from Glenvale | Glenvale | 7.5 miles | 300m |
| Bishop Hill Traverse | Scotlandwell | 10 miles | 400m |
| Lomond Hills Circuit from Holl | Holl (Leslie) | 12.5 miles | 800m |
Carlin Maggie 
Bishop Hill 
East Lomond Lime Kiln
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