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Some areas may be flooded but overall easy accessible

Lovely big loop to get some running in away from the roads. It can get really muddy in sections, generally in the South West. Lots of dog walkers and occasional cows!

Loch Ore is a beautiful wild area managed by Fife Council. The loch and surrounding area are popular for running, walking, cycling and bird watching. The running around the loch is a really nice loop and it's also great for families.

There were two shafts at Blairenbathie coal mine. These buildings were part of the mining works.

Blairadam Forest is managed by Forestry and Land Scotland. It's a mixed woodland forest planted mainly by William Adam as an investment in wood and a landscaped estate in the 1700's. Coal mining happened extensively underground here and you'll find evidence of this while walking the various trails. There are three waymarked walking trails in the woods: The blue Keltyhill Glen Trail is just a km long and follows the burn. The red Glen Trail is 2.8km long. The yellow Blairenbathie Mine Trail is 4km long.

Loch Ore is a beautiful wild area managed by Fife Council. The loch and surrounding area are popular for walking and bird watching. It's great for families with some nice short walks, play areas and a beach.

Site had restricted parking when we were there. Don’t park in lane leading to house. They will be out quickly to complain.

It’s muddy. Wear boots.