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Can you walk the length of the The Old Course everyday?
Bums off Seats is a Fife Walking Initiative. We provide free local health walking opportunities in Fife and all walks are led by a trained team of Volunteer Walk Leaders. A health walk is a free, short, local walk and is suitable for most people, even if you have a long term health condition such as Dementia or Cancer.
This is a Fife Council funded project with support from Active Fife and Paths for All.
If you have any other queries please contact the project team.
Meet at Fluthers Car Park information point.
Meet behind the library.
Meet at Lynburn dentist car park. Visit ‘Best Foot Forwards (Duloch Loop)’ on Facebook for more details.
Meet at the Glen Gates (Louise Carnegie Gates) at the bottom of the High Street, Pittencrieff Park.
Meet at various points:
Meet outside the Kingdom Shopping Centre at Marchmont Gate at the west end.
Meet at Glenrothes Community Sport and Health Hub, Gilvenbank Park, Pitcoudie Avenue.
Various routes in and around Gilvenbank park, more details to be posted soon.
Meet at car park for Community use Inverkeithing High School.
Visit “Best Foot Forwards– Inverkeithing” on Facebook for more information.
Meet at various points:
Meet at various points:
Meet at various points:
Meet at various points:
Meet at the entrance to the Park by the Wheel for various routes around the park.
Meet at various points:
Meet at Rosyth Train Station.
Visit ‘BestFootForward’ on Facebook for more details.
Meet by the Glen Pavilion Car Park (Peacock Rooms)
Meet at various points:
Walking football is designed to help people get fit or maintain an active lifestyle no matter what their age and fitness.
