An accessible walk right in the heart of Edinburgh, with pretty views across the City. Accessible Parking ✅ Accessible Toilet ❌ Play Park...

The walk along the seafront at Crammond is one of the most beautiful and accessible (very wide and flat path surface) I've done....

Located just outside of Linlithgow, Beecraigs Country Park is a great wee place to come for a day out with the family, or to take the dog...

If you live in, or are visiting, the central belt of Scotland I would highly recommend a visit to The Kelpies. They are a very popular...

Sitting in the back-garden of the once princely and proudly imposing Linlithgow Palace is Linlithgow Loch. There is an approximate 4.1Km...

Dunfermline was the capital of Scotland for almost 3 centuries, and in its Abbey lies the most famous of Scottish Kings, Robert the...

There are really no words required for the spectacular views that you get at Kinnoull hill (especially when it's sunny). This walk is...

On the border of two counties is Loch Leven, where Mary Queen of Scots was once imprisoned, and home to the longest, most accessible walk...

Balbirnie Park is a great option for an accessible walk in the ancient capital of Fife. Although it's best to enjoy it on a bright day,...

I'd love to say that I took the cover picture of this post but the plaudits have to go to my mum on this one. The magnificent Forth Rail...

Just outside of Kincardine, Devilla Forest offers a couple of different accessible trails both in and out of the woods, giving you the...

The West Fife Way is a great option for those who are looking to go on a longer walk. The path was an old disused railway line stretching...

Located in the heart of Glenrothes, Riverside Park is a lovely little escape to nature. Certain parts of the park aren't very accessible...

Beautiful gardens, scenic views, able to buy hot tea/coffee, green space, plentiful picnic tables/benches, nature - birds and squirrels...

If you were questioned on Scottish landmarks, there aren't many you'd think of before the Forth Bridges.. but one fact you probably did...

Although there isn't really a walk as such, Burntisland is a great place for an accessible day out with the family. There are play parks,...

If you're a resident of Fife, we're very lucky to have a beautiful coastline surrounding us. This coastline is accompanied by the Fife...

If you are local to Dundee or are just in the area for a day out, I'd recommend a little walk round the Riverside Nature Park to get a...

The world-renowned 'Home of Golf' is a town steeped in history and is undoubtedly a gem in Scotland's crown. But are there any accessible...

The historic town of Culross is on the shores of the Forth estuary and it has a very accessible walk along its seafront which loops...