See our 12 Easy Walks guide, with walk 2 featuring a 2 mile circular walk around Whitestone and taking in Cleddon Falls. See our Wye Valley Walk page for more information on the 136-mile national trail which follows the river from its confluence with the Severn at Chepstow to its source on Plinlimon in mid-Wales. Facilities Catering Picnic site Description A lovely walk through beautiful woodlands that is not too strenuous and great to do with the whole family. There are some fantastic viewpoints along the way, some with a bench to relax as you take in the views.
Places Cleddon Falls February 2014
14 Photos Cleddon Falls Hiking Highlight Recommended by 37 out of 39 hikers This Highlight is in a protected area Please check local regulations for: Wye Valley National Landscape Tips Dan Hobson Cleddon Falls is a pretty cascade of crystal-clear water nestled within a serene and atmospheric woodland. Description A gentle walk through the forest with moss laden trees and old boundary-marking stones, which can be started at Beacon View Forestry Commission car park. The route takes you down to the Cleddon Falls, which is particularly good to see after heavy rainfall. Wye Valley Walk - Old Station Tintern, Cleddon Falls, River Wye back to Brockweir Bridge Circular Walk this route yourself in 3D! The Video is a 3D walk through of this route, it will give you a unique sense of having walked through the route before you start. Step 1: This walk starts at the far end of Whitestone car park in the Wye Valley Woodlands. Please note it's very muddy in wet or wintry weather. Step 2: This car park has picnic benches, barbecue facilities and a playground although as of January '22 the playground was closed for refurbishments.
Whitestone and Cleddon Falls Viewpoint/Beauty Spot, Monmouthshire Visit Dean Wye
This round can be combined with A4 for a longer walk. If you are feeling really energetic the walk can be extended to a 9.5 mile circuit from Brockweir to the Beacon. SUMMARY. Grade: Easy - a relatively level, straightforward, walk; Length: 4 miles; Key Features:Fantastic views both up and down the Wye Valley; Cleddon falls Cleddon waterfall walk. Including Cleddon Falls. Ability requirements . Beginner; Directions. From Cardiff, take the M4 to junction 23, then exit onto the M48. Exit at junction 2, and follow the A466 through Chepstow and into the Wye Valley. The route starts in Llandogo. There are a few places to park in the village, such as by the post boxes. The Cleddon Falls cascades towards the Wye via Llandogo, and are best enjoyed with a relatively gentle four mile walk. Begin at Whitestones car park and set off into the rich pine forest, passing three viewpoints before emerging out at farmland and reaching the falls. Ninewells - Woodside - Catbrook - Cleddon Falls - Ninewells Cleddon Bog Nature Reserve is well worth a visit, as it is home to many bog plants as well as birds. The walk passes the edge of the bog before entering Ninewell Woods and following across to Catbrook. There are good views across to the Welsh mountains on this stretch.
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Time: 1¼ hours Trail information: This is a mainly level route with one stony section. There is a bench at each viewpoint. The Wonders of Whitestone walking trail takes in three viewpoints over the Wye Valley. This circular trail returns through an attractive mix of woodlands. Duchess Ride Viewpoint Trail Grade: Easy Russell was born in 1872, walk up the lane a couple of hundred yards. To your right Cleddon Hall can be seen. Retrace your steps to Home Cottage gate. • Along the lane you cross the bridge over the stream on its way to the falls. • At Rose Cottage, look ahead and slightly right to an old stone stile with a gate to the left [7].
WYE VALLEY WALK FEATURING LLANDOGO, CLEDDON FALLS, HAROLD'S STONES AND TRELLECH"Llandogo, Cleddon Falls and Trellech"Filmed 24th March 2018Post-production co. As part of the Wye Valley Way, the Cleddon Falls Walk starts at Bigsweir Bridge and takes you through the charming Wye Valley to Cleddon Falls, above Llandogo. Enjoy sights of crystal-clear waters and atmospheric woodlands on this delightful Forest of Dean Walk. Start: Bigsweir Bridge (NP25 4TS)
Places Cleddon Falls February 2014
Passing Cleddon Falls the route later descends gently to Whitestone (views and picnic site), continues through woodland and then steeply down to the river at Brockweir. The old railway line leads to Old Station Tintern and a riverside path to St. Michael's Church with pavements through the village to Tintern Abbey. Map: Main - Cleddon waterfall walk. Map items ≡ Print. For best results, follow the instructions for your browser below:. Cleddon waterfall walk. Walk map: Main. Waterfalls. Cleddon Falls/Rhaeadr Caledan; Parking. Parking; SO 5265 0416; Route segments. Main;
