Falkland Estate and East Lomond Walk
Falkland, Fife
This walk from the Royal Burgh of Falkland climbs East Lomond, one of the distinctive Lomond Hills in Fife. The route passes through ancient woodland before ascending to the summit with panoramic views across Fife and the Forth Valley.
Falkland is a beautiful historic village dominated by Falkland Palace. The estate woodland has a rich variety of native trees. The climb to East Lomond summit rewards with views across Fife and beyond.
Dogs enjoy the woodland trails and the open hillside. The village has a dog-friendly pub and cafe for refreshments.
Frequently Asked Questions
How high is East Lomond?
East Lomond stands at 424 metres with approximately 350 metres of ascent from Falkland.
Is Falkland Palace worth visiting?
Yes, it is a beautiful Renaissance palace managed by the National Trust for Scotland. Dogs are not allowed inside but the village makes a full day out.
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