We are a walking group who undertake a range of regular walks, mainly in the Fife area.

Walks are every weekend. Most walks are between 7 and 10 miles with limited climbing, but there are some more strenuous walks.
See our programme page for details of planned walks including start points, length and walks grading.
We also have a Strollers Group, meeting every Thursday, for those who prefer a shorter or less demanding walk.
The Strollers walks are agreed a week in advance. These are then advertised on the Glenrothes Ramblers’ Facebook page and on the Strollers’ WhatsApp group. For more details about how to book a place, please go to the Strollers Page
Whichever group you choose to walk with you will be made very welcome!
Glenrothes Ramblers is one of 14 groups in the Forth Valley, Fife and Tayside Area. There is a joint walking programme for the whole area which can be viewed online at Area Programme
You are welcome to join us free of charge for two or three walks, then if you wish to continue, become a member of the Ramblers' Association by paying the annual subscription. See Links page for information and joining online.
Contact Information
email: glenrothesrambler@gmail.com Further details on Contacts Page

GROUP NEWS

AGM The AGM will be held in the Lomond Centre at 7pm on 30 Nov.
Access issues In common with some other councils, Fife Council have delegated their responsibilities under the Land Reform Act (Scotland) 2003 to a third party, in this case Fife Coast and Countryside trust who in turn have appointed a senior access officer, Olivia Thompson. We, along with other members of the public, are being asked to use a new standardised report form to bring any access issues to their attention. You can find it on Fife Coast and Countryside Trust's website at https://fifecoastandcountrysidetrust.co.uk and scroll down to "Outdoor Access."

AGM
The AGM will be held in the Lomond Centre at 7pm on 30 Nov.

Access issues

In common with some other councils, Fife Council have delegated their responsibilities under the Land Reform Act (Scotland) 2003 to a third party, in this case Fife Coast and Countryside trust who in turn have appointed a senior access officer, Olivia Thompson. We, along with other members of the public, are being asked to use a new standardised report form to bring any access issues to their attention. You can find it on Fife Coast and Countryside Trust's website at https://fifecoastandcountrysidetrust.co.uk and scroll down to "Outdoor Access."