Wye Valley Walk

Volunteer's Week - A big thank you to the volunteers from #rosswalkersarewelcome & local parish councils who have been surveying the #wyevalleywalk from Symonds Yat to Hereford & replacing missing signs so walkers can enjoy this classic long distance walk without getting lost!

Volunteer's Week - A big thank you to the volunteers from #rosswalkersarewelcome & local parish councils who have been surveying the #wyevalleywalk from Symonds Yat to Hereford & replacing missing signs so walkers can enjoy this classic long distance walk without getting lost!

Temporary closure of bridge (What3words: narrates.march.square) on the Wye Valley Walk between Newbridge & Builth Wells (Stage 4 going north to south) from end of May for 3 weeks whilst Powys County Council carry out emergency works. See map for alternate route. Info 07810156045

Have you lost a 📷? If you have been walking along the Wye Valley Walk between Hereford and Breinton and have mislaid your camera we would love to reunite you with it. A kind walker has been in touch saying they have found it. Email information@wyevalleyaonb.org.uk🤞

Good news! A new bridge has been installed replacing the broken Hardwicke Bridge on Stage 8 Hay to Bredwardine nr Priory Farm. Thanks to Herefordshire Rights of Way Team the Wye Valley Walk is now fully open! View from Priory Farm to the Brecon Beacons.#herefordshirecouncil

Surface water has badly eroded this section of the WVWalk south of Builth Wells. Powys CC's Rights of Way team secured funds from Welsh Government's Access Improvement Grant to resurface & drain 600m of the byway using 400 tons of stone. The path will reopen early August.

From 1st July 2023 a section of the path will be closed for the month. This is on the restricted byway south of Dolfach, BUILTH WELLS LD2 3LZ. Closed paths are marked by black dots on the map. The diversion is along the back road via Dolynwydd, highlighted in yellow on the map.

Just in time for Easter, gamboling lambs!📷Sara Stephens #wyevalleywalk

This is your Monday reminder to take time for yourself this week. There’s nothing like a good walk for the soul — especially if you’re above the clouds! ☁️ We love this photo from fiwalksandpaintsthesw on Instagram — thank you for sharing! 📍 Black Mountains #OffasDykePath

Looking for some #MondayMotivation? Just 20 days before we enter British Summer Time. 📷 @dominicav 📍 Tegdown Hill⠀ #SouthDowns

Tintern Abbey beneath Orion in a Winter sky

Still round the corner there may wait, A new road or a secret gate, And though we pass them by today, Tomorrow we may come this way - A Walking Song, The Lord of The Rings . Crystal clear. Hunderton Bridge crossing the River Wye in #Hereford, #Herefordshire.

If you want to learn more about the Kerne Bridge Dark Skies Project Yolande Watson will talking about why she started the project, what volunteers have been doing & what’s next at the Wye Valley Society AGM on Monday 27th Feb at 7.30pm at Walford Village Hall. 📷 Melvyn Jarret

Our walk leaders found a gem this week, hidden under the Heads of the Valleys Road. This area once a hub of industrial activity is now reverting to nature, a place to delight all who find it. #ourpathsourfuture #walkwales

Morning around the Allt yr Esgair woods #explorelocal #discoverlocal #getoutside #BorderCollie #breconbeacons #dogsoftwitter #lesserwalkedpaths #Snowdrops @DerekTheWeather @OrdnanceSurvey @ExploreBreconB @VisitBrecon @BeaconsPhotos @LiveGeocaching @aroundllangorse

Happy Valentine's Day! To celebrate, here's a lovely photo the appropriately named Lover's Leap in the Wye Valley. Lover's Leap is one of the many fantastic viewpoints on the Piercefield estate north of Chepstow, created by the (also appropriately named) Valentine Morris.

Join @MonCountryside for 2 free guided walks a month in 2023. The first four walks can be booked now, including a February trip to Devil's Pulpit high above Tintern. With beautiful views over the Abbey, it's one of the best viewpoints on the @OffasDykePath. #lovemonmouthshire

Beautiful views from Eagle's Nest this time of year.

'The Tranquility of the Mon & Brec' A favourite view of the Mon & Brec Canal just beyond Cemetery Bridge 53, Pontypool early afternoon today. So good to see a blue sky and to feel the warmth of the Sun in such a tranquil setting.

Winter sunshine #explorelocal #discoverlocal #getoutside #BorderCollie #breconbeacons #dogsoftwitter #lesserwalkedpaths #foresttrails @DerekTheWeather @OrdnanceSurvey @ExploreBreconB @VisitBrecon @BeaconsPhotos @BBCWthrWatchers