The Park continues to be used by different groups and for a variety of activities. There are various festivals throughout the year, keep an eye out.
Some regular activities include;
Cycling Without Age – Bringing the Global Trishaw movement to Dunfermline’s Pittencrieff Park, suitable for all; Older Adults or people with mobility issues with their families or carers. Bookings on Facebook Page.
A weekly parkrun has been run over 300 times in the Park on Saturdays starting at 9:30am, just as it does in 725 locations around the world. A great way to see 5km of the Park, at your pace and meet lovely people at the same time on a post-run coffee. Don’t run? They have a supportive volunteer group to help everyone stay safe and feel welcome.
Yoga in the Glen has been a fixture during the Dunfermline and West Fife Wellbeing Through Heritage project since 2022.
There is a selection of trails produced as part of a National Lottery Heritage Fund project in 2012. Here are PDF leaflets you can read or download to help your exploration of the 76 acres.
- Biodiversity in the Park
- Buildings in the Park
- Children in the Park
- Culture in the Park
- Gardens and Glasshouses in the Park
- History in Pittencrieff Park
- Nature and wildlife in the Park
- Gardens and Glasshouse Leaflet ©Fife Council
- Trees in the Park
- Walks in the Park
- WWII in the Park
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