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Family-Friendly Bike Ride
Beveridge Park Beveridge Park Car Park, Kirkcaldy, United KingdomA leisurely bike ride suitable for families and people interested in a shorter ride.
Social Bike Ride – Kirkcaldy Loop
Beveridge Park Beveridge Park Car Park, Kirkcaldy, United KingdomA leisurely ride around the edge of Kirkcaldy, including Pannie Den and Dunnikier Park.
Social Bike Ride – Kirkcaldy North
Costa Fife Central Retail Park, Kirkcaldy, United KingdomA leisurely bike ride connecting the retail park to the hospital.
Social Bike Ride – Castles and Towers (Sold Out)
Meet at Morrisons, Kirkcaldy 401 Esplanade, KirkcaldyA leisurely bike ride visiting some of the local castles and towers.
Bike Ride – Glenrothes Gallivant
Meet at Bank of Scotland, Kirkcaldy Bank of Scotland, Carberry Road, Kirkcaldy, Fife, United KingdomA leisurely ride from Kirkcaldy to Glenrothes and back, including a loop through Glenrothes.
Bike Ride – Kirkcaldy East
Ravenscraig Park Car ParkA leisurely bike ride around the east of town, including Ravenscraig Park and Middleden.
Christmas Bike Ride – longer (Sold Out)
Beveridge Park Beveridge Park Car Park, Kirkcaldy, United KingdomA festive bike ride on some quiet roads and traffic-free paths.
Christmas Bike Rides – suitable for all! (Sold Out)
Meet at Morrisons, Kirkcaldy 401 Esplanade, KirkcaldyA festive bike ride along the Prom
Bike Ride – Kirkcaldy Loop – CANCELLED
Beveridge Park Beveridge Park Car Park, Kirkcaldy, United KingdomA leisurely ride around the edge of Kirkcaldy, including Pannie Den and Dunnikier Park.
Bike Ride – Kirkcaldy North – CANCELLED
Costa Fife Central Retail Park, Kirkcaldy, United KingdomA leisurely bike ride connecting the retail park to the hospital.
Bike Ride – Kirkcaldy East – CANCELLED
Meet at Bank of Scotland, Kirkcaldy Bank of Scotland, Carberry Road, Kirkcaldy, Fife, United KingdomA short, leisurely ride around the east of Kirkcaldy.
Bikepacking in Scotland: Discovering the past – enjoying the present (Sold Out)
Founder of Bikepacking Scotland, Markus Stitz, shares how history has inspired him to develop new cycling routes in Scotland