Benarty周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Benarty Hill at 1,167 feet (356 m) is but a small mound in Scotland, and it is a relatively straight-forward hill walk to get to its trig pointed top, but it is huge in rewards with stunning views down over Loch Leven. The best way up is from the south, where you will have a short, steep climb up through the trees to get to the summit plateau and the trig point. The best way back is simply to retrace your steps. This has simply got to be one of Scotland’s underrated hills.

Some areas may be flooded but overall easy accessible

Great public park. Often has events on. Cafe with indoor and outdoor seating.

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!

Standard loop around the Loch is about 6km but you can extend that out to either the east or west a little.

The Lochore Meadows Parkrun is a fun free weekly 5km run that starts here at 9:30 each Saturday. The run can be raced, jogged or walked, it's fine to push for a pb or run around chatting with friends. Entirely run by volunteers so if you're local consider volunteering yourself occasionally. The course here does a lap of the loch but finishes a bit south of here near the visitor centre.

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.

The Mary Colliery opened in 1904 and worked two shafts until 1966. It was once the deepest mine in the area with a network of tunnels under what is now the Lochore Country Park. A set of concrete winding gear and one of the trains which used to pull the coal away from the mine are here in memory of the mine and the miners.