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We are excited to announce our Walking Festival will be running from 1st to 7th May 2026, with our FREE community event at Lochore Meadows on Saturday 2nd May 10am - 2pm.
As part of the festival we have various routes suitable for all, from multiple start points across Fife. For full details on each walk, including length, start time, and location, please refer to the walk descriptions and timetable.
Most walks do not require booking - simply show up ready to go! (Outdoor education walks require a booking due to limited numbers)
All walks are led by qualified leaders and are completely free to join.
Lochore Meadows County Park
Crosshill, Lochgelly KY5 8BA
Walks, stalls, led rides, activities and more.
Come along and join the fun
A 30 minute walk on five days of the week can prevent illness and improve wellbeing. It has been proven to prevent a range of health conditions, have a positive effect on our mental health and combat loneliness as you connect with your community.
So whether you are looking to get fitter, enjoy the outdoors more, improve your mental health, have a good natter, make new friends, volunteer or meet like minded people. Walking is for you!
It’s exactly what is says…. Play & enjoy the game you fell in love with, only this time everyone walks during the game. No matter if you were a footballer or just someone who loved the game, you can take part in walking football near you.
Come and experience a Bums Off Seats walk. This is a short, social, low level walk for those that are maybe inactive or have a health condition.
Nordic walking combines the simplicity of walking with poles to work your upper body as well as your legs. It can improve your posture, reduce tension in your neck and shoulders and improve strength. Poles will be supplied. It will last an hour going round the loch. No need to book or have prior experience.
Walks and toddles - family walk. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Wheelchair and buggy friendly.
parkruns are free, weekly community events across the world, organised by local volunteers. Everyone is welcome at parkrun – whether you walk, jog, run, volunteer or spectate. Lochore Meadows parkrun is a fun and friendly 5k event featuring one lap of Loch Ore completed on the main trail paths.
To take part, you only need to register once. To find out how to register or for more information about the event please visit:
www.parkrun.org.uk/lochoremeadows
Parkrun is positive, welcoming and inclusive, there is no time limit and no one finishes last. Everyone is welcome to come along.
This is a fun and friendly 2k event for juniors . The route consists of two laps of the purpose built tarmac cycle circuit, starting and finishing beside the clubhouse.
To take part, you only need to register once. To find out how to register or for more information about the event please visit:
www.parkrun.org.uk/fifecyclepark-juniors
Parkrun is positive, welcoming and inclusive, there is no time limit and no one finishes last. Everyone is welcome to come along.
Join us for a rejuvenating Nature Health Walk at Lochore Meadows Country Park where we’ll explore the beauty of hedges & edges, wildflower meadows and grasslands. As we stroll through this stunning landscape, we’ll uncover the hidden wonders of these vital habitats, learning about the diverse wildlife they support—from pollinators buzzing among wildflowers to birds and small mammals sheltering in the hedgerows. This gentle walk is the perfect way to boost your well-being while deepening your connection to nature. Breathe in the fresh air, enjoy the sights and sounds of the park, and discover the ecological richness right at your feet. Whether you’re a seasoned nature enthusiast or just looking for a peaceful escape, this walk promises inspiration and relaxation in equal measure.
Come and join us for a short stroll. Our Community Groups are there to be enjoyed by anyone living with dementia or experiencing difficulties with their memory, including their families and friends.
All are welcome; people who can attend independently and/or for those unable to do so should come with a companion who can provide any support for them. For times and contacts please see timetable.
Leaving from Willie Clark Centre Lochore Meadows at 1.30pm on Wednesday 6th May, this led walk will head to Vane Farm via Benarty summit returning by mini bus. Length approx 8km, 2.5-3 hours in duration. Moderate fitness required as there will be some height gained on this walk. Book on 01592 583388 or info.outdooreducation@fife.gov.uk (Limited numbers)
Just pick up a sheet of instructions for your family from the Early Years stall and you are off walking around the park looking for things to scavenge.
Come to the Willie Clark Centre and grab an orienteering map. Walk/ run around park to find the orienteering markers.
For those unable or have difficulty with walking. Hire for free from Outdoor centre Lochore Meadows 10am-3pm Saturday 2nd May.
