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CWF25 PROGRAMME
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Saturday 26 April 09:30
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Dog friendly
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An exhilarating hike with nearly 3,000ft of ascent, rewarding with some of the most spectacular scenery in the Wye Valley. Starting with a climb along Buckholt Ridge, this route descends into the valley before scaling the breathtaking high ground east of Monmouth. Along the way, you'll explore the landmarks such as Doward Fort, Suck Stone, Hearkening Rock, and the Buck Stone, each offering stunning panoramic views. Do you have what it takes to complete the challenge?
Fit and very active dogs welcome Meeting location: Outside Bridges Community Centre, Drybridge Pk, Monmouth NP25 5AS ///media.cheerily.interviewer
Parking in Rockfield Road car park, 43 Drybridge Street, Monmouth NP25 5AS ///hidden.vaulting.then Public transport: Newport Bus service 69 stops close to the medieval Monnow Bridge which is a short walk from Bridges Centre.
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Saturday 26 April 10:00
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Starting from Beacon Hill, this loop walk provides some beautiful open views of the Monmouthshire countryside. The walk drops down through Trellech passing St Nicholas church and onward into Woolpitch Wood where hopefully the bluebells will be on display. Return is through Hygga with its 16th Century dovecote and a series of paths and lanes back up to Beacon Hill. A true Monmouthshire walk.
This walk is not suitable for dogs. Meeting location: Beacon View Wood car park, Trellech NP25 4PR ///bulge.enter.fulfilled
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Saturday 26 April 10:30
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Dog friendly
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Starting from the Forest Micro Brewery, the route heads towards the banks of the River Severn, offering views of the historic original bridge. Along the way, you’ll have the chance to enjoy lunch at the café by the Harbour or your own packed lunch, while exploring sights of historical interest. During the walk you’ll hear the intriguing story of Miss Mary Jones' tragic murder, a tale that adds a haunting touch to the route. The walk continues with views across Severn Estuary with both bridges in the distance, before heading across fields to return to the brewery. At the finish, an opportunity to relax and sample or purchase locally crafted beers and ciders – the perfect way to end your walk.
Well-behaved dogs welcome. *** Due to exceptional demand this walk is being repeated on Sunday 27 April - click here for details. Meeting location: Outside Forest Brewery, The Old Workshop, Lydney Park Estate, Lydney GL15 6BU ///bribing.unrealistic.grub
Parking at Taurus Crafts, A48 between Aylburton and Lydney ///suitably.admire.cherry Public transport: Newport Bus service 72 stops at Taurus Crafts
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Saturday 26 April 11:00
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Do come and walk with the Hobbit, Mrs Bilbo Baggins from Bag End. Previously known as Belladonna Took, Mrs Baggins is greatly irritated by her son’s fame as he deserted her to go on an adventure. Eager to tell her side of the story and show off her fortune telling skills, and reveal the secret lives of the tree spirits and elves in Great Barnetts Wood. A walk with Mrs Baggins is not to be missed.
Designed for accompanied children aged 6-11. This walk is not suitable for dogs. Meeting location: Great Barnetts Wood car park, B4235 Chepstow to Usk road 0.7 miles from its junction with the A466. ///collides.mutual.latter
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Saturday 26 April 13:30
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A lovely walk with a real treat at the finish! St Briavels, well known for its medieval castle used by King John of England and Henry II, as an admin centre for the Forest of Dean. The walk takes you through quiet lanes and across open farmland with lovely views. At the end and included in the ticket price, tea and cake will be provided by Angharad, of The Preservation Society, winner of many awards. Proceeds will be donated to Velindre Cancer Centre, a charity close to Angharad’s heart.
This walk is not suitable for dogs. Meeting location: Layby by the junction of High Street and the B4228 at St Briavels GL15 6TD ///inflame.banks.reset
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