Pittencrieff Park (The Glen) Walk
Dunfermline, Fife ·
Quick answer
Pittencrieff Park (The Glen) in Dunfermline, Fife is a historic 76-acre Fife Council public park with paved and grassy paths through formal gardens and a wooded glen. It is widely used for dog walking, but Fife Council's park page does not publish a site-specific dog policy, so standard access rules are assumed to apply.
Distance
2 miles
Difficulty
Off-lead
Yes
Stiles
None
Parking
Available
About this walk
A well-loved circular walk through Pittencrieff Park, known locally as 'The Glen', in the centre of Dunfermline. Paths wind past formal gardens, the resident peacocks, Pittencrieff House, and the wooded glen along the Tower Burn, gifted to the town by Andrew Carnegie in 1903.
Terrain
🅿️ Parking
Nearby street parking and Dunfermline town centre car parks; no dedicated park car park confirmed.
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