The Fife Pilgrim Way follows a medieval pilgrim trail across Fife. Modern day walkers can enjoy this 64-mile (104 km) route starting at North Queensferry and Culross and finishing in St Andrews.
The fully waymarked route takes in many of the sites medieval pilgrims, would have sought out as they undertook what was then an arduous and dangerous journey.
The route is divided in to 7 sections, ranging from 8.5 miles (13.7km) to 11.5 miles (18.5km), the route passes through many outstanding natural and cultural features. Look out for the ‘Gateway Panel, and bronze footprint panel placed at strategic points along the route.
A medieval passport, guidebook, map and other can be purchased from the FCCT website https://fifecoastandcountrysidetrust.co.uk/
The Fife Pilgrim Way follows one of the routes taken by countless pilgrims to Scotland’s holy hot spot.
