Cyclists riding from Kirkcaldy can choose from routes such as the 76 km point-to-point Kirkcaldy to Stirling and the shorter 20 km National Cycle Route 766. These routes connect a variety of towns including Port Brae, Burntisland, and Alloa, providing both coastal and inland cycling experiences within Fife. The longer route passes through up to 10 railway stations, aiding connectivity.
The Kirkcaldy to Stirling route features mostly paved surfaces with some gravel and unpaved sections, and includes 25.9 km of cycle paths alongside 5.4 km on main roads without cycle lanes. National Cycle Route 766 is predominantly paved with 1.9 km on main roads without cycle lanes and includes 8.1 km of cycle paths. Both routes have moderate elevation gains and climbing, making them accessible for varied cycling abilities.