Over the Bridge to Wales

27/03/2025

25/03/2025

06/03/2025

We have a new book we would like to introduce you to on World Book Day!

2025 is the 50th anniversary of the Wye Valley Walk and the Wye Valley Walk Partnership are marking this golden anniversary with the publication of a new ‘Source-to-Sea’ official guide book, published by Cicerone. Ruth Waycott, Wye Valley National Landscape Information Officer, researched and wrote the book on behalf of the Partnership

We will be launching the book in partnership with Rossiters book shop on Wednesday 2nd April at 7pm at St Mary’s Church in Ross-on-Wye, when Ruth will be giving an illustrated talk about the Wye Valley Walk and sharing some of her ‘Wye-lights’ to look out for along the way.

Tickets available here: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/rossiterbooks/t-dvzjpmk

You can also order a copy from Cicerone here: https://www.cicerone.co.uk/the-wye-valley-walk

This 138 mile, classic long distance route attracts walkers from across the UK and round the world. We will be celebrating during 2025 with guided walks and events along the Wye. Check the website for events as they are added throughout the year at: https://www.wyevalleywalk.org/

27/02/2025

10/07/2024

Over an early summer weekend, three writer friends trek through the hills of Monmouthshire, mapping the medieval lordship of Three Castles

22/05/2024

01/04/2024

Getting ready for Chepstow Walking Festival which starts on Tuesday after many months of preparation, so excited!

Yes there will be mud and looking at 3 weather Apps , each one gives a different forecast.
It can’t be as bad as last year when everything was thrown at us and it hasn’t put those that attended last year off.
It’s time to reunite with friends and make new ones and have some fun.
Still time to book www.walksinchepstow

22/03/2024

Next Up ➡️ A Taste of Wales Raceday!

We're back on 1st April (Easter Monday) for our first ever Food Festival Raceday!

🎟️ - https://brnw.ch/21wI70R

20/03/2024

Cyffro hanes byw diwedd y ddeuddegfed ganrif yng Nghastell Rhaglan!Mae Historia Normannis yn dychwelyd i Raglan i roi cipolwg o fywyd ar ddiwedd y 1100au yn y Gororau.

Sioeau ffasiwn, bywyd canoloesol, arfau ac arfwisg ... pair y gororau lle'r oedd y Cymry, y Saeson a’r Normaniaid i gyd yn byw.Bydd y diddanwr plant, Jim y Jyglwr, hefyd yma.

Does dim angen i chi ragarchebu tocynnau ar gyfer y digwyddiad hwn.

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Late 12th century living history excitement at Raglan Castle! Historia Normannis returns to Raglan to show a slice of life from the late 1100s in the Welsh Marches.

Fashion shows, medieval living, arms and armour ... the melting pot of the borderlands, where Welsh, English and Norman all mixed. Children’s entertainer, Juggling Jim, will also be here.

You do not need to book tickets for this event.