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The Lower Wye Ramblers invite you to join them on Sunday 21 April for a 7.3-mile moderate walk. Starting at 10 am from Foxhunter car park near The Blorenge (Grid reference: SO 26399 10701; Nearest postcode: NP4 9PG; what3words: arranger.handed.petition), the walk, which forms the second part of the Iron Mountain Trail, explores the fascinating industrial landscape of this area, going past Keeper’s Pond towards Pwll-du and the old Lamb and Fox before descending the Dyne-Steel Incline towards the Hill Pitt’s Chimney and passing the Ironworks on the return route.
The Lower Wye Ramblers invite you to join them on Sunday November 19 for a 7-mile moderate walk. Starting at 10 am from the National Trust Skirrid car park on the B4521 Abergavenny to Ross road (£4 charge. Grid reference: SO 32892 16426; Nearest postcode: NP7 8AP; what3words: stilted.tint.flops), the walk goes along fields and roads before joining the Beacon Way to ascend The Skirrid, with lots of up and down along the way.
The Lower Wye Ramblers invite you to join them on Sunday November 12 for an 8.5-mile moderate walk. Starting at 10 am from St Briavels Castle (Park on the road near St Briavels Castle, and meet on the nearby green that overlooks the Wye Valley; Grid reference: SO 55810 04569; Nearest postcode: GL15 6RG; what3words: brilliant.warping.idea), the walk drops down the Wye Valley and then follows the Wye past Llandogo. After winding through a maze of old lanes, the route regains the high ground via a wooded valley to reach Hewelsfield, a hamlet picturesquely clustered around its sturdy church.
The Lower Wye Ramblers invite you join them on Sunday 20 August for a moderate 8-mile walk starting at 10 am from the village of Tresham (Grid reference: ST 79377 91208; Nearest postcode: GL12 7RW; what3words: flamingo.cheat.printer; parking off road on verges). From Tresham, this undulating walk in the hills and valleys of the beautiful Cotswolds passes the grand houses of both Ozleworth and Lasborough, two ancient churches, and a medieval motte.