Walking in the Wye Valley

A walk through any part of the Wye Valley is always a treat, but the area around Symonds Yat, where Herefordshire and Gloucestershire meet, is something special. With plenty of family activities, river cruises, canoeing, hotels and camping facilities, pubs and restaurants and miles of beautiful walks, Symonds Yat has something for everyone.

Earlier this summer, on a rare day of sunshine, I took a walk along the banks of the Wye. The walk described in the article below crossed the river twice, once by ferry and once by bridge, and took in the spectacular views from the Yat Rock viewpoint.

If you would like to walk the route yourself, or just enjoy the 15 photographs that accompany the article, follow the link below to Trifter.com and find out what Symonds Yat has to offer.

A Walk Along the Banks of the River Wye at Symonds Yat
Join me at Symonds Yat for a five mile walk along the banks of the river Wye where Herefordshire meets Gloucestershire. Add a one mile detour to take in the spectacular views from the Yat Rock viewpoint.