Gyms in Aberdour
Aberdour has two beaches either side of Hawkcraig, Fife's only senior shinty club and a boat club whose harbour looks out to Inchcolm.
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Training in Aberdour
Shinty, sailing and two beaches.
Aberdour Shinty Club is Fife's only senior shinty club, with men's and women's sides in the national leagues. Aberdour Boat Club sails from the harbour out towards Inchcolm and Inchkeith, and Aberdour Golf Club, the tennis and bowling clubs and Aberdour SDC at Hawkcraig Park cover the rest. Studio72 is a hall with a timetable of classes and events.
Silver Sands has held a Blue Flag and open water swimmers use it regularly, while Hawkcraig, the rocky bluff between the two beaches, is a popular climbing spot. The Fife Coastal Path links the beaches past the harbour. A swim buddy for Silver Sands is the safest kind of company.
Getting there
Train outdoors
Where to train in Aberdour
Shinty and the boat club first.
Find a training buddy in Aberdour
A sea swim partner for Silver Sands, a climbing partner on Hawkcraig, crew for a sail to Inchcolm.
Find a buddyStart an Aberdour training group
An early dip at Silver Sands, a coastal path run to Burntisland: set it up and we'll help Aberdour find it.
Start a groupAberdour questions
Before you head to the shore.
How many gyms are there in Aberdour?
Gymist lists 7 venues in Aberdour, mostly clubs: shinty, sailing, golf, tennis, bowls and football, plus a studio hall.
Can I swim in the sea at Aberdour?
Open water swimmers use Silver Sands regularly, and the beach has held a Blue Flag. Go with someone, and check conditions first.
How do I find a gym buddy in Aberdour?
Join Gymist free, add your club and your times, and browse members nearby. If there isn't a group for sea swimming or climbing yet, start one.