Bridge Over the River Wye

Wed 13th May 2026

Walk Details:

Event Type
Group Walk
Region / Area
Wales / Wye Valley
Local Group
South Wales
Distance
13ml.
Start Time
10:00
Route
Outside Dixton Church (St Peter's), Old Dixton Road, off the A40 Monmouth roundabout

From Dixton church, over the Wye Bridge at Monmouth and up to the Kymin to enjoy the views (weather permitting). Meandering to the Biblins Bridge, across to the Doward to visit King Arthur's cave and the hillfort. Down to the Wye and back to the cars via the Wye Valley Walk

General Notes
Social pace. Suitable for dogs on a lead and for those with an aversion to stiles
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