Low Torry

Scotland

Low Torry is a small Fife village reached via the A985 from the M90, sitting between Crombie and Cairneyhill in Scotland's former mining heartland. The A985 provides the main connection to Edinburgh via the Forth Road Bridge, with local routes linking neighboring communities like Torryburn and Charlestown. Electric vehicle drivers will find over 100 fast charging points nearby. The village's red sandstone miners' cottages from the old Comrie Colliery era remain its most distinctive feature.