Good paths, pavements and tracks should mean that no wellies will be required.
The caches range from magnetic nano's through to regular lock and lock containers. Some may be suitable for swag and TB's/Geocoins but it is recommended that you bring along your tweezers for the tricky logs.
I've included a waypoint for parking and this is a good starting point for the series and also the first cache, but parking is available freely within the village.
The walk will take you next to busy roads so please use common sense and keep your Geokids and dogs safe.
After parking at the recommended spot, and grabbing the first cache, walk out to the main road (North Approach Road), turn left and walk towards Kincardine Bridge. At the other side of the pedestrian crossing you will see the entrance which takes you down to the Fife coastal path, leading you to the next caches.
While visiting Kincardine, why not take a slight detour down to the water and under the bridge to grab the 'Anchor Down' cache (GC4XTJ4). The crossing point for the railway line can be found at N56.4.107 W003.43.369.
Kincardine East 3 - Take a seat
Stop here, sit down and enjoy the view, wildlife and tranquility, if you're able to block out the noise of traffic buzzing past behind you.
Here you are now on the old road, cut in half when the new bypass was built to take traffic out of the village to Dunfermline.
This path is popular with walkers, cyclists and dogs but should be quiet enough to give you time for a good search. You'll need it for this one.
Cache is not on the bench but is about 8 paces away.
I've included a spoiler pic to help narrow down the search area if you need it.