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Walk Description

Popular Wood for local dog walkers. Park in the forestry car park, Vedw Wood. It is on the north side of the minor road from Devauden to St Arvans, about 1.5 miles from Devauden and just after the turning to The Cot.

Length approx 1.9 miles Map: Explorer OL 14 Time About 1 hour Features Birds, Church, Flowers, Great Views, Wildlife, Woodland Start Grid ref:ST505984 Lat:51.6825371 Long:-2.7167835 For accommodation and opportunities for refreshment view the section stay and eat for further details.

Woolaston and Stroat

Basic Directions
  • Walk from the parking area, passing a forestry barrier ahead of you.. Ignore any tracks off and keep to the forest road.
  • Maintain direction until the next waymark. Where the wide forest road bends sharp right, go ahead on a narrower track and eventually reach a stile.
  • Go over the stile and follow the track down to a lane where there is a house down to the left. For this walk bear right and continue to gain height up to a T-junction.
  • Turn left to follow this quiet country lane. There are views across to the Forest of Dean to the right, as well as views to the west and the Welsh mountains. After gaining a little more height the lane starts to lose height quickly and reach a cross-tracks.
  • There is a track to the right but for this walk turn left, signed to Devauden 2.5 miles. The lane drops down gradually and crosses a stream before gaining height quickly. Waymark 06 is just before the highest point.
  • Turn left up this track signed 'St Arvans 3.2km'. Soon pass a barrier and ignoring a left turn, carry on ahead and eventually reach another barrier and the car park.Vedw Wood.

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    • 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
    • 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