There are two entrances to the site and an extensive network of paths which pass through woodland and open ground over the raised bog. Altogether there is almost 2km of surfaced paths to explore.
The loop path (1.5km, with several sets of steps en route) encircles and traverses the raised bog. Due to the nature of the site this path can become flooded in winter – wellies are recommended!
There is a 400m surfaced, all ability route which avoids the steps on site. There are also many informal unsurfaced paths throughout the site, many of which are often muddy in places and require the crossing of sleeper bridges over wider drains.
The paths also form links with other external routes including the Michael Bruce Way, a circular route which links the villages of Scotlandwell and Kinnesswood with Portmoak, Kilmagad Wood and the Loch Leven Heritage Trail.