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Loch Leven Heritage Trail runs 12.5 km round the north side Scotland’s largest lowland loch. Between Kinross Pier and Vane Farm, the trail provides excellent access to the lochside for walkers, cyclists and wheelchair users.

Loch Leven has many tales to tell, it’s one of the best places to see geese, ducks and other birds, and the story of its people is highly eventful.

Loch Leven has been a home for monks, the scene of sieges and a queen’s escape. It has welcomed generations of anglers and hosted huge bonspiels, the great curling tournaments. Now the whole Loch is a National Nature Reserve with rare plants and insects and thousands of breeding and wintering birds.

Loch Leven Heritage Trail was developed by TRACKS (The Rural Access Committee for Kinross-shire). TRACKS would like to thank many organisations and individuals for their generous support. >> View credits (160k)

The Trail was developed on behalf of all.

Whether a regular or first-time visitor,
enjoy your visit!