VISIT

“OF ALL THE PATHS YOU TAKE IN LIFE, MAKE SURE A FEW OF THEM ARE DIRT”
John Muir

Paths and tracks run throughout 1900 hectares of land with routes through forest, past active farm land, over burns and to the summit of East Lomond.

Visitors are asked to respect the land, livestock and natural habitats by following the Scottish Outdoor Access Code.

The enjoyment and sustainability of this place relies on visitors closing gates, clearing up after dogs and taking your rubbish home. Thank you.

CAFE, SHOP AND GALLERY

Whether you visit Falkland Estate to experience the great outdoors or simply soak in the essence of the place, our welcoming café offering the choice of indoor and outdoor seating at The Stables, provides a great setting to enjoy the view of East Lomond, listen to the rumble of the Araty Burn, and – not least – taste wonderful food and drink with a growing offering of locally sourced produce. Visit our craft shop packed full with local crafts products (many of our crafters will attend our regular monthly craft markets) and enjoy our Gallery with a changing exhibition every month.

Here at Falkland dogs make up a proportion of our visitors – we welcome them in our café too with water bowls. Dogs should be kept on leads and under close control at all times, thank you.

Visit the cafe at Falkland Estate
Walking and Cycling at Falkland Estate

WALKING & CYCLING

You are welcome to explore the 27km network of paths. Whether you are on foot or wheels, with a four-legged friend or not, it is likely you will see sheep, cattle, other dogs and visitors, and – if you venture quietly enough – deer and red squirrels. Please respect other visitors, keep dogs on leads or under close control at all times. If you need to refresh yourself on your rights and responsibilities, please read the Scottish Outdoor Access Code.

STAY

Falkland is a small, picturesque village nestled at the foot of the Lomond Hills. The first conservation village in Scotland, Falkland boasts one of the finest examples of renaissance architecture in the form of Falkland Palace which was the Hunting Lodge for the Royal Stuarts. Falkland Estate was where Mary Queen of Scots and many other Royals retreated for rest and recreation. More recently featured in TV series Outlander, Falkland continues to draw interest and visitors seeking more ‘modern day’ rest and relaxation.

This charming place delivers so much for such a small place and is well placed for wider exploring around Fife and beyond. Stay in one of our holiday properties to experience Falkland for yourself.

Stay at Falkland Estate
Group Visits to Falkland

GROUP VISITS

With diverse activity on Falkland Estate we work hard to ensure the safety and enjoyment of many visitors. Whether you are a nursery group coming for a day out, a running group looking to run through Falkland Estate, or perhaps you would like to host a group activity here, please contact as with plenty notice to avoid disappointment.

To make an enquiry or notify us of a group visit please contact susan@falklandestate.co.uk