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Walking in the Wye Valley

30 Walks
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Guidebook to 30 varied day walks in the valley of the Wye, the most scenic river in England and Wales, from Chepstow in the south to Plynlimon in the north. Landscape ranges from open moorland to wooded gorges and is dotted with the sites of Iron Age hillforts and castles. Centres include Ross-on-Wye, Hereford, Hay-on-Wye and Rhayader.
Map key Overview map Introduction Geology and landscape Plants and wildlife Man's impact on the landscape Getting to and around the Wye Valley Where to Stay When to go and what to take Maps and waymarking Using this guide 1 The Lower Wye: Chepstow to Ross on Wye Walk 1 The Lancaut Peninsula Walk 2 The Wyndcliff Walk 3 The Devil's Pulpit from the East Walk 4 Tintern and the Angidy Valley Walk 5 Trellech and Beacon Hill Walk 6 The Kymin Walk 7 King Arthur's Cave and the Seven Sisters Walk 8 Coppet Hill and Goodrich 2 The Middle Wye: Ross-on-Wye to Hay-on-Wye Walk 9 Sellack and Hoarwithy Walk 10 Capler Camp from Fownhope Walk 11 Haugh Wood Walk 12 Aconbury Hill Walk 13 Breinton Springs Walk 14 Black and White Weobley Walk 15 Arthur's Stone and Merbach Common Walk 16 Kilvert's Clyro 3 Upper Middle Wye: Hay-on-Wye to Newbridge-on-Wye Walk 17 Talgarth and Llanelieu Walk 18 The Begwns Walk 19 Brechfa Pool Walk 20 Llewellyn's Cave and Aberedw Rocks Walk 21 Llandeilo Hill and Twm Tobacco's Grave Walk 22 Builth and Banc-y-Celyn Walk 23 Cors y Llyn Walk 24 Shaky Bridge 4 The Upper Wye: Newbridge-on-Wye to Plynlimon Walk 25 Above the Elan Valley reservoirs Walk 26 Drygarn Fawr Walk 27 Gilfach Farm Walk 28 The Monks' Trod Walk 29 Llangurig to Llanidloes Walk 30 Plynlimon and the source of the Wye Appendix A Route Summary Table Appendix B Useful contacts
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