The emphasis is on wildlife and Loch Leven’s status as a national nature reserve. The loch’s water, islands and reed-fringed shores are internationally important for nesting ducks and over-wintering wildfowl, with more than 20,000 pink-footed geese using the area. Whatever time of year you visit, there are plenty of birds to see and the hides along the route are ideal places to sit and watch their goings-on.
The above co-ordinates are for the viewpoint.
1. The number of black barriers on the path at the viewpoint = A
2. Number of cycle stands = B
3. Second digit of number of upright supporting legs in centre section = C
4. This area is dedicated to the memory of ??. Number of characters in name = D =11
5. Number of stone seats to sit on to admire the view = E
6. Killometers to Kinross Pier not including the fraction. = F
Final Location N56 56 10. (A+1)BC W003 22. (D-3)(E+3)F
Parking is available at Kirkgate Park, Burleigh Sands, Findatie or Vane Farm.