WalkON Group – A group meets every fortnight for a walk and a read. Starts and ends at Dunfermline Carnegie Library & Galleries with walks around The Glen in between.
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 happens 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 welcomed.
A fitness class takes place in the park at several times each week from Be Military Fit.
There are a selection of trails produced as part of a National Lottery Heritage Fund project in 2012. You can find out more at the website, or go straight to the topic you’re interested in below. We have also included some of these in this digital tour.
- Biodiversity
- Built Heritage
- Childrens
- Culture
- Gardens and Glasshouse
- History
- Nature and Wildlife
- Rubbings and Sketch Book
- Trees
- Walks
- WWII
- Wildlife Bingo
- Leaf Spotter
Thank you for visiting The Glen, don’t forget to smile to fellow park users and share your thoughts with us @GoDunfermline on Twitter and Facebook.
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