Maspie Den Walk Map
This walk explores the footpaths in Maspie Den on the old Falkland House Estate in the Lomond Hills area of Fife.
It's a popular place for a walk with views of the Maspie Burn, a series of picturesque waterfalls, woodland trails and some interesting geology to admire.
The walk starts off in the attractive village of Falkland which lies just to the east of the Den. From here you can walk past the historic Palace and head west into the Maspie Den. There's good paths along the burn with fine views of the rushing waterfalls and the surrounding Lomond Hills.
You could turn it into a longer circular walk by climbing East Lomond Hill which lies just to the south. There are some fine views over the area from this vantage point.
To continue your walking in the area head south west to visit another highlight of the area at Loch Leven. There's some fine waterside trails and glorious views at the expansive loch.
Postcode
KY15 7AF - Please note: Postcode may be approximate for some rural locationsMaspie Den Ordnance Survey Map 
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Maspie Den Open Street Map 
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Further Information and Other Local Ideas
A few miles north east you'll find Birnie Loch and Gaddon Loch Nature Reserve in Colessie. The peaceful reserve is a pleasant place for a stroll and some birdwatching.
Cycle Routes and Walking Routes Nearby
Photos
Maspie Den
Maspie Den undercut Yad waterfall. Probably thousands of tons of overhanging rock.
Waterfall in Maspie Den
By Maspie Den
Falkland Palace. The Stuart Royal Family's summer palace in Falkland. 15th/16th century towers.
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House of Falkland. Large manor house west of Falkland village, seen from Maspie Den, the cleft on the northern side of the Craigmead car park. Fireweed brightens the foreground.