Kemal's Cut (2.8 miles)
Start at Aberdour railway station (which has a large car park) and make your way along Main Street (away from the High Street). The pavement climbs steeply as you leave the town. Look for a farm track to the left, about half way up the rise. Almost immediately, a path leads off to the right signed as a public right of way to Dunearn. Take this route and keep heading upwards.
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Views open up over the Firth of Forth and several islands are visible. Inchcolm is very close to Aberdour. The path continues past a cottage and then joins a single-track access road. It takes a dip but keep going until you have a clear view of Dunearn Hill in front of you and the town of Burntisland further round the coast. On your left is the small Torry Hill but a climb doesn't look an attractive option as it's covered in whin bushes. Upon returning to the main road junction, a possible extension is to head up the farm track for views across the town. Passing through a metal gate allows you to access Humbie Wood which has a network of paths and lots of native trees.
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