Crow Hill

The walk up Crow Hill from Kinghorn takes about forty minutes if you're moving at a decent pace, and the reward is a proper panoramic view across the Forth estuary towards Edinburgh and beyond. It's not a dramatic peak - nothing like the Highlands - but on a clear day you can see right across to Fife, and that's worth the modest climb.

The path itself is straightforward enough, though it can be muddy after rain, so decent boots are essential. Most people do this as a quick morning outing, and you won't need more than two hours total. The summit area is open moorland with a trig point, and there's usually a decent breeze up there which is either refreshing or annoying depending on your tolerance for wind.

Historically it's been used as a beacon point, which gives you something to think about while you're catching your breath at the top. Family groups with walkers aged eight and up will manage it fine. The terrain is gentle enough for anyone reasonably fit, though younger kids might find the final push tedious.

If you're staying at Drummohr Camping & Glamping Site nearby, this makes an excellent afternoon outing when you can't be bothered with a longer expedition. It's the sort of walk that gives you a proper sense of achievement without eating the whole day. Fair warning though - midges can be fierce in July and August, so pick your season carefully.