In addition to the walks and trails mentioned on this website below are links to a wide range of other walks in the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley.

Gloucestershire

• English Bicknor. 3 miles. A mixture of riverside and woodland.
• Discover the Lancaut Peninsular. 6 mile walk starting from Chepstow Castle.
• The Lancaut Loop. Sheer limestone cliffs, dramatic views, ruins and a scramble across boulders and along narrow ledges by a river drop. Not for the faint hearted. 5½ miles.
• Redbrook. 2 walks (3½ and 6½ miles) in the woodlands between Redbrook and Bigsweir.
• The Poets' Path Walk, Dymock. A circular walk of 8 miles from Dymock, taking in places of interest associated with the Dymock poets; Abercrombie, Brooke, Drinkwater, Gibson, Thomas & Frost.
• The Daffodil Way. A circular walk of 10 miles from Dymock through the wild daffodil country within the Windcross parishes in north-west Gloucestershire. Offers a wealth of woods & orchards, ponds & streams, meadows & fields.
• Around St Briavels. A 7 mile walk starting from St Briavels Castle.
• Cinderford Town Trail. A 3 mile discovery walk around Cinderford.
• Lydney Town Heritage walk. 1.8 miles on good paths and pavements that bring the history of the town to life.
• The Bream Heritage Walk. A National Lottery Heritage funded 6.5 mile walk around the villages of Bream and Whitecroft and the hamlets of Saunders Green and Brockhollands. It can be walked in one go in 3-4 hours but can also be walked in shorter sections.

Monmouthshire

• Caldicot: Castles and Countryside. Walks around, in and near Caldicot including the castle.
• Magor & Undy: Monks and Marshes. 3 miles near Magor.
• Penallt Pubs. A moderately easy walk of 3½ miles from Redbrook starting along the river, but rising into the wooded hills around Penallt.
• Rogiet and the Railways. 2 circular walks near Chepstow.
• Tintern to Penterry. A 5 mile walk around Tintern.
• Whitecastle to Great Tre-Rhew. Circular walks of 2¼ and 1¾ Miles around Whitecastle (Grid reference SO380166) Walk through superb scenery of rolling hills, a patchwork of fields, hedges and woodland filled with birds and wild flowers.
• The Circles of Legends Walks. Six walks throughout Monmouthshire linked with the Circle of Legend sculptures at Tintern Old Station. Each walk is named after a historical or mythological Welsh character.
• Walks around Mitchel Troy. Five different walks around the village of Mitchel Troy.
• Raglan Local Ways. Four different walks in the Raglan area.
• Walks from Chepstow. Chepstow was the first Walkers are Welcome town in Monmouthshire. Explore a range of historic town, countryside and Wye Valley walks.
• Picturesque Piercefield. A 6 mile walk following in the footsteps of the Wye Tourists to discover the picturesque viewpoints of Peircefield Park and the Wye Valley Walk from Chepstow though to Eagle's Nest.
• The Angidy Trail. A 5 mile circular walk to discover Tintern's hidden industry with furnace, forge ans wireworks, worker's cottages, limekilns, tidal dock and church.
• In the shadow of White Castle. A five mile walk across fields, tracks and lanes starting at Llantilio Crossenny.
• In the shadow of St. Teilo's spire. A circular walk beside the river Trothy, across fields and meadows, along country lanes and through rolling cider orchards starting at Tal-y-coed, Llantilio Crossenny.
• The Three Castles Walk is a circular route about 19 miles through an undulating landscape of wooded hillsides and hidden valleys in North East Monmouthshire.
• 8 walks from the centre of Monmouth published by Monmouth Walkers are Welcome.
• Monmouth and the Rolls Family Trail.

Herefordshire

• Circular Walks. Including Capler Loop 2 miles; Hoarwithy 4½ miles; John Kyrle Walk 3 miles in and around Ross-on-Wye; Leys Hill 2 miles around Walford, near Ross-on-Wye.
• The Peregrine Path. A cycle route from Monmouth to Goodrich including a 3½ mile off-road section near Symonds Yat suitable for walkers
• Coppett Hill. 6 miles starting from Goodrich Castle.
• Walking routes in and around Ross-on-Wye. A wide range of walks are available in varying lengths and difficulties.
• The Ross-on-Wye Heritage Trail. A 2 mile walk around the town centre with top 20 highlights.
• Other short walks.

Other Resources:

Wye Valley AONB walks. A huge range of walks across the Wye Valley AONB taking in Gloucestershire, Herefordshire and Monmouthshire.