로크 레븐 국립 자연 보호 구역 주변 주변 최고의 폭포 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Beautiful little village...

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Best to take the longer but more gradual path to the top rather than the steeper more direct route to avoid worsening the erosion.

In some film, buildings here were used to represent Edinburgh in the past - unfortunately, I can't remember which one it was.

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John Knox's Pulpit is a striking fork formation names after the famous Protestant reformer John Knox. It's said to resemble a natural pulpit where according to legend Knox delivered sermons during the Scottish Reformation in the 16th century.

Falkland is a village and the historic capital of Fife. It's a great place to start a walk, with the Lomond Hills accessible to the south and the Falkland House estate of Maspie Den to the southwest.

Good view of the valley and rock formations

Stopped here for soup at Campbells Cafe which was great. The Royal Palace (16 century) is impressive too.

East Lomond stands above Falkland and is sometimes known as Falkland Hill. At 434m it's not as high as West Lomond but still offers amazing views and great running. The run up from Falkland is a challenging ascent or you can combine it as a figure of 8 loop with West Lomond from Craigmead car park. On the summit which was once a hill fort there is a trig point and topograph.

West Lomond at 522m is the highest point in Fife and the highest point in the Lomond Hills. It's the prominent western top on the skyline with amazing and genuinely far reaching views across Scotland. The running here is great with good trails, ascents and descents but only very short sections of steep. The trails and tracks allow good loops from any of the car parks or Falkland.

Beautiful views on a clear day

Note that the viewing point is at a cliff edge: https://goo.gl/maps/2DqCqLmb6nG9Vncn7

John Knox's Pulpit: https://falklandestate.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/geology-hotspot-john-knox-pulpit.pdf

Glen Vale Car Park: https://goo.gl/maps/LGSA8gswJ68DYAVV9

Warning - there is a cliff edge at this viewing point

An easy to find waterfall on the lower path following the burn.

A unique experience to walk behind a waterfall in what looks to be a man made path around. After heavy rainfall may be more impressive.

Old architecture at its finest, the whole estate has small bridges built similar to the ones seen here. A great place to explore.

An intersting feature along the path, gets very dark as you turn the corner through the middle.

Really good views across all of Fife from this obvious summit. From the west a fairly high car park makes easy work of this Marilyn. A good track leads all the way to the summit, very easily done on a mountain bike too.

A great viewpoint for Fife. Two options to ascent this peak, the shortest is a 20 minute walk from the east car park. The longer option from Craigmead car park in the west is also the best place to walk to West Lomond.