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Walking
The Wye Valley is a walkers paradise offering walks for the dedicated hiker to the
afternoon stroller. There are many public footpaths offering off the beaten track beauty spots and access
to the Wye Valley's rich cultural heritage. There are many paths around Llandogo with the Wye Valley walk
on one side of the valley and Offa's Dyke path on the other.
Wye Valley Walks
Offa's Dyke Walks
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Cycling
In the nearby Forest of Dean cyclists are welcomed by many routes through Forestry Commission land.
Pedalways has many routes through traffic free land and for the more adventurous they have many steep and downhill
mountain bike trails. At many of these centres you can hire bikes for all ages. In the Wye Valley itself there are
a number of old railway lines offering river side cycling near Llandogo and Symonds Yat.
(* The Old Farmhouse has storage for cycles)
Pedalbikeaway
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Fishing
The Wye Valley is world famous
for it's salmon fishing boasting some of
the largest salmon ever caught in Britain.
A mile up the valley from Llandogo at Bigsweir
Fishery, they have many beats covering a
2 ½ mile stretch where you can fish for
salmon and seatrout. There is a well-appointed
fishing hut and easy access to all beats.
An experienced ghillie is in attendance
daily to give help and advice. Salmon fishing
continues up until the 17th October.
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