The geology of Kinghorn, Fife - Wednesday 23rd July 2025 - 19:00-21:00
Explore the captivating geology north of Kinghorn, where ancient landscapes and striking rock formations reveal Scotland’s rich geological history. This guided tour takes you along the scenic coastline, offering a unique opportunity to uncover millions of years of Earths history and learn about the basic geology of Fife.
Highlights of the Tour
Rock Formations and Layers: Discover sedimentary rock layers formed during the Carboniferous period - 330 million years ago showcasing intricate patterns and evidence of ancient environments, including fossils of marine creatures and plant life.
Basalt Columns, pillows and Volcanism: Marvel at basalt formations shaped by volcanic activity millions of years ago, offering insights into Scotland’s fiery geological past.
Hydrothermal veins, agates and potentially even geodes: learn about how hot hydrothermal fluids running through rocks can precipitate out beautiful minerals forming mineral veins, amygdale’s, geodes and agates.
Marine fossils: learn about the marine creatures that lived in the waters during this period of time and even see if you can find some to take home with you.
Tour Details
Date: 23/07/2025
Time: 19:00-21:00
Duration: Approximately 2 hours
Difficulty Level: Moderate (involves some walking on uneven terrain)
What to Bring: Comfortable footwear, weather-appropriate clothing, and a camera to capture stunning views.
Pick up from Glasgow available for £30 - the bus will leave at 17:45 from outside Costa coffee, 50 George square, Glasgow, G2 1EH.
Or meet us there for £20 at the following location at 19:00 - Kinghorn train station (parking is available on harbour Rd or Nethergate car park https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZdoxmESiEfZd6qe66?g_st=ic
Tour information sheet will be sent out a few days before hand.
Whether you’re a geology enthusiast or simply curious about Scotland’s natural heritage, this tour promises an unforgettable journey through time and terrain. Book your adventure today and unearth the secrets of the Earth north of Kinghorn!
Explore the captivating geology north of Kinghorn, where ancient landscapes and striking rock formations reveal Scotland’s rich geological history. This guided tour takes you along the scenic coastline, offering a unique opportunity to uncover millions of years of Earths history and learn about the basic geology of Fife.
Highlights of the Tour
Rock Formations and Layers: Discover sedimentary rock layers formed during the Carboniferous period - 330 million years ago showcasing intricate patterns and evidence of ancient environments, including fossils of marine creatures and plant life.
Basalt Columns, pillows and Volcanism: Marvel at basalt formations shaped by volcanic activity millions of years ago, offering insights into Scotland’s fiery geological past.
Hydrothermal veins, agates and potentially even geodes: learn about how hot hydrothermal fluids running through rocks can precipitate out beautiful minerals forming mineral veins, amygdale’s, geodes and agates.
Marine fossils: learn about the marine creatures that lived in the waters during this period of time and even see if you can find some to take home with you.
Tour Details
Date: 23/07/2025
Time: 19:00-21:00
Duration: Approximately 2 hours
Difficulty Level: Moderate (involves some walking on uneven terrain)
What to Bring: Comfortable footwear, weather-appropriate clothing, and a camera to capture stunning views.
Pick up from Glasgow available for £30 - the bus will leave at 17:45 from outside Costa coffee, 50 George square, Glasgow, G2 1EH.
Or meet us there for £20 at the following location at 19:00 - Kinghorn train station (parking is available on harbour Rd or Nethergate car park https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZdoxmESiEfZd6qe66?g_st=ic
Tour information sheet will be sent out a few days before hand.
Whether you’re a geology enthusiast or simply curious about Scotland’s natural heritage, this tour promises an unforgettable journey through time and terrain. Book your adventure today and unearth the secrets of the Earth north of Kinghorn!
Explore the captivating geology north of Kinghorn, where ancient landscapes and striking rock formations reveal Scotland’s rich geological history. This guided tour takes you along the scenic coastline, offering a unique opportunity to uncover millions of years of Earths history and learn about the basic geology of Fife.
Highlights of the Tour
Rock Formations and Layers: Discover sedimentary rock layers formed during the Carboniferous period - 330 million years ago showcasing intricate patterns and evidence of ancient environments, including fossils of marine creatures and plant life.
Basalt Columns, pillows and Volcanism: Marvel at basalt formations shaped by volcanic activity millions of years ago, offering insights into Scotland’s fiery geological past.
Hydrothermal veins, agates and potentially even geodes: learn about how hot hydrothermal fluids running through rocks can precipitate out beautiful minerals forming mineral veins, amygdale’s, geodes and agates.
Marine fossils: learn about the marine creatures that lived in the waters during this period of time and even see if you can find some to take home with you.
Tour Details
Date: 23/07/2025
Time: 19:00-21:00
Duration: Approximately 2 hours
Difficulty Level: Moderate (involves some walking on uneven terrain)
What to Bring: Comfortable footwear, weather-appropriate clothing, and a camera to capture stunning views.
Pick up from Glasgow available for £30 - the bus will leave at 17:45 from outside Costa coffee, 50 George square, Glasgow, G2 1EH.
Or meet us there for £20 at the following location at 19:00 - Kinghorn train station (parking is available on harbour Rd or Nethergate car park https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZdoxmESiEfZd6qe66?g_st=ic
Tour information sheet will be sent out a few days before hand.
Whether you’re a geology enthusiast or simply curious about Scotland’s natural heritage, this tour promises an unforgettable journey through time and terrain. Book your adventure today and unearth the secrets of the Earth north of Kinghorn!