I'm planning a walking trip and heard about the 'Fife Pilgrim Way'. Can you find its total length, its start and end points, and identify one notable historical or natural feature mentioned along the route? Please ensure to provide all three pieces of information.
Navigate to 'scotways.com'. Locate and click on a link that leads to information about walking routes, specifically the 'Fife Pilgrim Way'. This may involve navigating to a partner website. On the 'Fife Coast & Countryside Trust' website, find the detailed overview page for the 'Fife Pilgrim Way', likely under a 'Walks' or 'Story' section. Scroll down the page to find all relevant details. Extract the total length of the 'Fife Pilgrim Way'. Identify the overall start and end points of the path. Find and state one significant historical or natural feature mentioned along the entire route.
Successfully navigate to the detailed 'Fife Pilgrim Way' information page on 'fifecoastandcountrysidetrust.co.uk'. State the total length of the 'Fife Pilgrim Way' as '64 miles (103 km)'. State the start and end points of the 'Fife Pilgrim Way' as 'Culross and North Queensferry to St Andrews'. Identify and state one significant historical or natural feature from the page, such as 'Dunfermline Abbey', 'St Andrews Cathedral', or 'Lochore Meadows Country Park'.