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Loch Leven South Shore – Sluice House Beach, Loch Leven loop from Kinross

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Loch Leven South Shore – Sluice House Beach, Loch Leven loop from Kinross

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Loch Leven South Shore – Sluice House Beach, Loch Leven loop from Kinross

03:57

57.4km

560m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: May 27, 2026

Tips

Includes a very steep uphill segment

You may need to push your bike.

After 20.4 km for 103 m

Waypoints

Start point

Parking

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5.10 km

View of Loch Leven from the Stone Bird Sculpture

Highlight • Viewpoint

A great spot to see more or less the whole loch. We passed towards the end of our ride and our nearly five-year-old was really happy to see how far he’d ridden... even though he was tired by then!

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6.76 km

Loch Leven South Shore

Highlight • Lake

Visitor centre nearby with cafe (after restrictions). Track around Loch is gravel with small rocks so a bit bumpy on thin tyres. Stunning scenery.

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7.29 km

Viewpoint

7.98 km

Sluice House Beach, Loch Leven

Highlight • Historical Site

Beautiful beach on the south side of Loch Leven

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8.18 km

Loch Leven Sluice House

Highlight • Monument

If going clockwise the route isn't obvious. You can't get past the house, instead you jink to the left through the stile then immediately right.

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8.80 km

Levenmouth Plantation

Forest

23.4 km

Harperleas Reservoir

Lake

23.6 km

Harperleas Reservoir

Highlight • Structure

Nestled in a fold in the hillside, a beautifully tranquil spot on a summer's afternoon. The reservoir is used by local fishermen and there is often a boat moored at the far end of the reservoir dam.

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Falkland Palace

Highlight • Historical Site

Falkland Palace & Garden provides a unique opportunity to explore a royal ‘pleasure palace’ with a Victorian twist.

Inspired by the grand châteaux of France, in the 16th century James …

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