Active Travel Strategy and Action Plan
The Active Travel Strategy and Action Plan sets out our vision for active travel in Fife over the next 10 years; from now until 2034. The strategy will include a series of action points on how we can improve active travel in Fife. This will help make the case for investment in active travel.
Give us your views to improve active travel in Fife!
A public consultation on the draft Active Travel Strategy will take place from the 22nd January until the 25th February 2024. The consultation includes a StoryMap, outlining the strategy. There's also a map of a suggested active travel network and a survey for public feedback.
Follow the link to view the Active Travel Strategy and Action Plan StoryMap
Active Travel projects
We encourage everyday journeys and want to make it easier for people to travel around safely and efficiently. This includes improved walking and cycling routes.
For information on our current Active Travel infrastructure projects, please click on the buttons below:
2023/24
- Anstruther to Pittenweem multi-use path - Autumn 2023 update
- Bridge of Earn to Newburgh Active Travel Route
- Crossgates - Active Travel path extension (B981)
- Cupar to Guardbridge Active Travel Route - Survey
- Dalgety Bay - National Cycle Route 76 (The Bridges)
- Dalgety Bay National Cycle Network - Minor works
- Fife Cycle Park to Lochore Meadows Active Travel Link
- Kinghorn to Kirkcaldy Active Travel Route - Survey
- Leuchars - Sustainable Travel Route to railway station
- St Andrews - South Street - proposed layout changes
- Westfield Active Travel and access (B9097)
2022/23
- Burntisland - Glebe Place Active Travel Route
- Dunfermline - Aberdour Road Active Travel Corridor
- Kelty to Cowdenbeath Active Travel Corridor
- Kirkcaldy - Rabbit Braes Community Park Active Travel Corridor
- National Cycle Route 76 - Dalgety Bay to Aberdour
- St Andrews - South Street
- St Andrews - The 150th Open
- Wormit to Newport - Active Travel Corridor
2021/22
- Anstruther to Pittenweem multi-use path
- Burntisland Links Active Travel Corridor
- Cowdenbeath, Lumphinnans and Lochgelly Active Travel Corridor
- Kirkcaldy - Templehall Active Travel route
- Markinch B9130
- Townhill Country Park - new multi-use path
2020/21
- Burntisland to Kinghorn walking and cycling route
- Crossgates to Fordell Firs (and beyond to Dalgety Bay)
- Thornton to Glenrothes (part of National Cycle Route 766)
For general information on active travel, such as routes available, getting started, support organisations, etc, please visit www.travelfife.com
Please click on our Core Path map, to view Fife's core paths and cycle route network plans.