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Chepstow Walking Festival 2021
Sunday 24 October

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Walk 8 Sunday 24 October
​Aust to Severn Way 

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Distance:  6.2 miles (circular)
​Duration:  Allow 3 hours          Difficulty:  moderate
Bring:  Snacks, drinks and a camera

​​Meeting Point:  10:30am by the entrance to Aust Church, Aust
Parking:  Roadside parking near to Aust Church, Aust BS35 4BA  ST572890 (please park considerately)

​This walk is suitable for well-behaved dogs
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Leaving the pretty village of Aust, this walk heads over bridleways and fields to Littleton-Upon-Severn before joining the Severn Way, with lovely views across to Chepstow. The return loop tracks the shore of the estuary back to Severn View Services and the Severn Bridge, where we cross over the footbridge to make our way back to Aust.

Walk 9 Sunday 24 October
​A Walk Through History

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Distance:  8 miles (circular)
​Duration:  Allow 4-5 hours          Difficulty:  Moderate
Bring:  Picnic, drinks and a camera

​​Meeting Point: 10:30am at the Old Bus Stop, Llanvair Discoed
Parking:  Roadside near the Old Bus Stop, Llanvair Discoed NP16 6LW  ST449923 (please park considerately)


This walk is not suitable for dogs
This is a fascinating walk through history, starting with the Bronze Age and finishing in the 20th Century.  It will open your eyes to places of interest you may not have known existed - including a Tudor Farm, a Winter Solstice alignment, a magnificent Silurian hill fort and much more, plus plenty of stunning views.

 Walk 10 Sunday 24 October
​Llangwm and Gwernesney *** SOLD OUT ***

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Distance:  6.5 miles (circular)
​Duration:  Allow 3-4 hours          Difficulty:  Moderate
Bring:  A picnic, drinks and a camera

​​Meeting Point & Parking:  10:30am at Llangwm Parish Hall car park, B4235 Llangwm NP15 1HQ  SO427000


This walk is not suitable for dogs
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A scenic walk through less well known Monmouthshire countryside with stunning views in every direction. Our route includes a visit to the Church of St Michaels and All Angels at Gwernesney, now in the care of the Friends of the Friendless Churches and purported to contain the oldest church bells in the county.​

Walk 11 Sunday 24 October
​Cadora Woods

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Distance:  4 miles (circular)
​Duration:  Allow 2-3 hours          Difficulty:  Moderate
Bring:  Snacks, drinks and a camera

​​Meeting Point & Parking:  10:30am at Cadora Woods car park, Stowe Road (off A466 at Bigsweir Bridge) GL15 6QG  SO543055

This walk is designed with well-behaved dogs in mind (one stone stile to navigate)
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A newly devised walk starting in the beautiful Cadora Woods. Heading towards Lower Meend we follow twisting paths with their moss-covered walls, unexpected view of Offa’s Dyke and wonderful views of the River Wye. We return past the ancient sweet chestnuts and Bigsweir Bridge.

Walk 12 Sunday 24 October
Offa's Twisted Wye Kanter

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Distance:  16 miles (circular)
​Duration:  Allow 7-8 hours          Difficulty:  Strenuous with some steep ascents, good level of fitness required
Bring:  Picnic, drinks, snacks and a camera

​​Meeting Point & Parking:  9:00am in Lower Wireworks car park, Forge Road, Tintern NP16 6TQ  SO526000


This walk is not suitable for dogs
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Join our partners from the Long Distance Walkers Association for a spectacular longer distance route exploring the very best of the Wye Valley in Autumn. Where possible the route follows lesser used paths to take in Beacon Hill, Vicar's Allotment, Bigweir Bridge and Hewelsfield prior to descending back to Tintern. Stunning views over the Wye Valley and (weather permitting) across to the Black Mountains and the Forest of Dean.
Booking Information
SATURDAY OCTOBER 23
MONDAY OCTOBER 25
TUESDAY OCTOBER 26
​Email: chepstowwaw@hotmail.co.uk 
Address: Chepstow Walkers are Welcome, c/o Fox and Hounds, Itton, Chepstow
​Monmouthshire NP16 6BX
 Tel: 01291 641856 or 07760 195320
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    • About Chepstow
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    • Walk Responsibly
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  • 2022 Walking Festival
    • Booking information 2022
    • April 20 2022 Wed
    • April 21 2022 Thur
    • April 22 2022 Fri
    • April 23 2022 Sat
    • April 24 2022 Sun
  • Events Diary
  • Inspiration
  • Stay, Eat and Shop
    • Self Catering
    • Bed & Breakfast
    • Hotels and Hostels
    • Caravan and Camping Sites
    • Pubs & Wine Bars
    • Cafes and Restaurants
    • Shops and Services
    • Walking Holiday Providers
  • Walking in the Lower Wye
    • Lower Wye Rambles
    • Chepstow Town Map
    • Wales Coast Path
    • Offa's Dyke Path
    • The Gloucestershire Way
    • Wye Valley Walk
    • The Monmouthshire Way
    • Chepstow Dell and Town
    • Devauden Loop
    • Lancaut Peninsula
    • St Tewdrics Way
    • Devils Pulpit
    • Mathern and St Pierre
    • Chepstow Riverside
    • Vedw Wood and The Cot
    • Shirenewton and Llanmellin Hillfort
  • Contact Us