A-Z of WALKS and CATEGORIES
Monmouthshire
[1] Blue Plaque Trail - - - : [2] The Charcoal Industry of Fforest Coalpit & the Grwyne Fawr Val ...
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'It takes in all the great sights, stunning landscapes and wonderful green spaces Torfaen the area h ...
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Route 492 [Sustrans]
'He was elected to the National Executive of the Labour Party in 1944 and became Minister of Hea ...
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'It is a strenuous walk with plenty of ascents and descents. Parts of the route across open moorland ...
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Beacons Way [Brecon Beacons: Our National Park]
'There are six separate pamphlets, each with clear instructions, historical information, a d ...
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'The walks range from easy strolls to energetic hikes with distances of just under 4km (2.5 mile ...
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'Caerleon - the "fortress of the Legion" - was one of the most important military sites in Brita ...
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'Chepstow lies on the border of Wales and England and is an ideal base for walking in Monmou ...
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'The most popular route is the Town Centre Trail, whilst the one most suited to the less energet ...
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'There is a walk to suit everyone, led by informative friendly walk leaders who will give you a ...
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'... On this web site you will find an outline of the route we took in 1998, notes on im ...
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'The Ebbw Fach Valley was an important industrial centre for the iron and coal industry. Removal ...
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'Mainly on field and woodland paths the Gloucestershire Way undulates for 100 miles through the dist ...
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Gloucestershire Way [Walking Pages]
10 Walks Around Grosmont 'All walks start at the Castle. Be advised that in wet weather many of the ...
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'Bedwellty House is the mansion of the Homfray family - the ironmasters of the Tredegar Ironwork ...
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'Llanbadoc Community Council owns and manages 3 areas of woodland (commons) in Glascoed: Twyn y ...
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Member of the Ramblers - Greater Gwent Area Grouping
Download PDFs from the Website: [1] Tintern Old Station - - - : [2] Black Rock Picnic Site, ...
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'The walk uses paths which have been selected to provide a special blend of quietness, interesting f ...
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Walks are classified: [1] Easy Lowland walking, flat or with gentle hills. Ideal for those with litt ...
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Member of the Ramblers - Greater Gwent Area Grouping
Member of the Ramblers - Greater Gwent Area Grouping
'For each walk you can download the two page guide which includes a map of the route and brief detai ...
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'The Sirhowy Valley (Welsh: Dyffryn Sirhywi) is an industrialised valley in the east ...
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Member of the Ramblers - Greater Gwent Area Grouping
'It's a Challenge Walk based in Abergavenny whereby we set a series of checkpoints which entrants ha ...
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'The two routes are described in a detailed route description and may also be viewed on an OS map .. ...
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'The route is waymarked, but we recommend that you plan your route with an OS map (other quality ...
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'Torfaen is a beautiful area occupying the most eastern of the South Wales valleys, well known a ...
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'Whilst less well known than the Wye Valley the Usk Valley matches it for beauty. From its source in ...
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'Usk is an attractive small town located by the river of the same name in Monmouthshire, South Wales ...
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'We have so many great walks to choose from around Abergavenny it's no wonder so many of our gue ...
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'Use public footpaths to wander off the beaten track and you'll soon discover some of the area's ...
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Highlights 'Chepstow Castle; ‘Picturesque’ walkways and viewpoints; among the most important woodlan ...
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'The Wysis Way starts at Monmouth, where Offa's Dyke crosses the River Wye and heads east across a t ...
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