Newyddion a'r Diweddaraf am y Llwybr

Starting 26th April two narrow bridges, either side of the Rowing Club in Ross-on-Wye, will be closed, one after the other, whilst new accessible bridges are installed. Whilst the first bridge is closed (as you leave the Rope Walk to go around the Rowing Club) a short diversion will be via the Homs Road carpark. Later in the week when the second bridge is replaced (upstream of the Rowing Club) the closure will affect the route of the Wye Valley Walk going north, with a longer diversion following the Herefordshire Trail north to Townsend Farm and then along the footpath to rejoin the Wye Valley Walk opposite Backney Common. The work should take 1 week to complete, with the Wye Valley Walk diversion via the Herefordshire Trail being in place for approximately three days.

Gŵyl lenyddiaeth flynyddol y Gelli Gandryll, a ddisgrifiwyd gan Bill Clinton fel “Woodstock y meddwl”.

Hay Winter Festival returns 23rd - 26th November 2023

Good news as we go into Autumn and Winter, the bridge over the Hardwicke Brook (NE of Hay-on-Wye, SW of Priory Farm at Grid Ref SO 2479 4414) has been replaced and the Wye Valley Walk is now fully open. Thanks to Herefordshire Rights of Way team for their efforts to get this bridge installed.

This section of restricted byway south of Dolfach, BUILTH WELLS LD2 3LZ is now repaired and open for use.

Herefordshire Walking Festival caters for all levels and interests - from 2 mile to 25 mile walks, accommodating all levels of ability including wheelchair friendly and visually impaired. Discover this variety with more than 50 walks over 9 days.