St. Bridget's Kirk – Limestone Waterfall loop from Dunfermline Queen Margaret

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St. Bridget's Kirk – Limestone Waterfall loop from Dunfermline Queen Margaret

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St. Bridget's Kirk – Limestone Waterfall loop from Dunfermline Queen Margaret

03:35

52.3km

470m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 26, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 25.6 km for 69 m

After 25.8 km for 61 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

Get Directions

10.7 km

Ross Plantation

Forest

11.7 km

St. Bridget's Kirk

Highlight • Religious Site

Ruin but well worth a stop and a look at the family graves. Always intriguing to to know what our folks from the past were up to.

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12.7 km

View of the Three Bridges over the Firth of Forth

Highlight • Viewpoint

15.1 km

Ruins

17.1 km

Stone Archway Tunnel

Highlight • Structure

very narrow entrance and exit take care in case walkers. coming through

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17.1 km

View of Burntisland West Docks

Highlight • Viewpoint

17.6 km

Limestone Waterfall

Highlight • Natural Monument

Can't miss the sound (no earphones please!) of this waterfall gem on this cycle path. Accessible for disabled cyclists.

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18.0 km

Fife Coastal Path

Highlight • Cycleway

Undulating route but really good surface. Train stations available along route if you need to stop early.

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18.9 km

Seamill Pond

Lake

20.8 km

Burntisland Beach Tunnel

Highlight • Bridge

The Tornado Bagel on the high street is an excellent place to stop and refuel.
The Pastrami Bagel and espresso were excellent, and the two ladies were delightful.

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26.7 km

Seafield Tower

Highlight • Castle

The lands here at Seafield (as well as the lands at Markinch) were granted to Robert Moultrie by King James II in 1443 and the tower was in his family …

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