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Elevation
448m
1,470 ft
Prominence
155m
Coordinates
56.2422, -3.2213
NO244061
OS Map
59
Explorer: 370
The summit of East Lomond features a prominent stone cairn and a trig point, making for good photo opportunities and a sense of achievement once you reach the top.
East Lomond is predominantly composed of volcanic rock formed during the Carboniferous period. The surrounding area features various sedimentary rocks, giving a fascinating glimpse into the geological history.
From the summit, hikers can enjoy breathtaking views of the Firth of Forth, the Ochil Hills, and the distinct outline of the Scottish Highlands in the distance.
The name 'Lomond' is thought to derive from the Gaelic word 'Lom', meaning bare or dull, in reference to the mountain's rocky summit.
East Lomond has historical significance as part of the ancient kingdom of Fife, where it played a role in the early Christian and medieval landscapes.
A popular route which starts from the quaint village of Falkland and ascends gradually towards the summit, offering a steady climb with some scenic views along the way.
A direct route starting from the car park, this path offers a more challenging ascent with steeper sections, ideal for those looking for a workout.
There is a car park located on the east side of the hill, just off the A912 road. It has limited spaces, so arrive early on weekends during peak season.
The nearest bus service routes through Falkland, with regular services connecting to larger towns in Fife.
Falkland has several cafes and pubs for post-hike refreshments, and public toilets located near the village green.
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