Looking for a more challenging group walk? Want to see some beautiful historical sites and spectacular coastal views along the way? Then this is the hub walk for you! Suitable for older children and adults, this route will be led by a WaterAid representative and starts at the 1816 Waterloo Monument which is in the shape of Napoleons hat and leads to Carlingnose Point nature reserve. The walk continues through woodland and past an active Whinstone Quarry before entering the Bay of Inverkeithing which is a haven for bid life throughout the year. The historic town also has many 13th –17th century buildings to admire!
You will then continue along the coast to St David’s Harbour and around Dalgety Bay to Downing Point, with its gun emplacements and panoramic views over the Forth it is well worth the effort! The path continues to Burntisland with its historic harbour, post reformation church, Blue Flag beach and numerous recreation facilities. From historic churches and woodland, to gun emplacements and Blue Flag beaches, there is plenty to see and experience on this hub walk! On reaching the finish where you will be treated to a well earned post-walk reception so you can rest your feet and have a well deserved snack or drink - a great end to the day! Coast Along for WaterAid is the perfect way to help your children discover and learn exciting new things while having lots of fun. To help your children play, learn and develop there will also be a variety of games to take part in as you walk and nation-wide competitions to enter, so sign up today for a fun day out for all the family!