Chepstow Walkers are Welcome Events Diary for Walking Groups, not-for-profit and charity walks in the local area. If anyone knows of any other organised walks taking place then please get in touch and we will add them to the diary below.
Chepstow Walkers are Welcome are proud to provide financial and logistical support to the Chepstow Walk for Health Group - the current programme can be downloaded here.
PLEASE NOTE
For information and booking details follow the 'Click Here' logo on the right of each listing.
Listed walks and events may require advance booking, may not take place as advertised, or may be subject to last-minute change. To avoid disappointment, PLEASE check with the organisers or walk leaders before attending.
For information and booking details follow the 'Click Here' logo on the right of each listing.
Listed walks and events may require advance booking, may not take place as advertised, or may be subject to last-minute change. To avoid disappointment, PLEASE check with the organisers or walk leaders before attending.
Event Diary
Sunday 7 June 10:00
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Saturday 20 June 10:00
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A delightful walk that takes footpaths uphill through fields and lanes before joining the Three Castles Walk to White Castle, then returning on a section of the Offa’s Dyke National Trail.
This walk is not suitable for dogs. 5 miles moderate to energetic - one steep slope and several stiles (allow 3-4 hours). |
Sunday 21 June 10:00
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A walk along the Wye Valley Way north until we reach the Herefordshire Trail and then across fields and lanes back to Ross. The first part of the walk alongside the river is flat, the return journey has some easy short climbs. Hopefully we will be able to watch the sand martins feeding their young in their nests on the opposite site of the river.
7.5 miles moderate |
Sunday 5 July 10:00
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A walk joining the Wye Valley Path through woods and fields then up to the ancient church at Penterry. The route then continues to Gaer Hill Fort for panoramic views over the River Severn. This is a fabulous walk and a great way to spend a Sunday morning.
This walk is not suitable for dogs. 5.5 miles moderate with a couple of steep slopes and several stiles (allow 3 hours). |
Saturday 18 July 10:00
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This walk starts from the Goytre Hall Woods car park just off the A4042. We will start along the Monmouthshire canal, before heading very steeply up onto the mountain (Garnclochdy) to see an ancient holy well, a war memorial and an old lime kiln. This is a spectacular walk with some great far-reaching views and open moorland. We will return via a famous local hostelry to the old canal centre of Goytre Wharf.
This walk is not suitable for dogs. 8 miles energetic to strenuous with a very steep climb and several stiles. Over 1000ft of ascent. Allow 5 hours. |