Rivers Wye and Severn Walk

PLEASE CONSIDER BRINGING A PAIR OF CARRIER BAGS, SO THAT WE HAVE THE ABILITY TO GET INTO OTHER PEOPLE’S CARS WITHOUT GETTING THEM MUDDY

We’ll explore England and Wales, the Wye and Severn, Chepstow, Sedbury and Beachley, using the South Wales Coastal path and Offa’s Dyke on this relaxed walk. We’ll also see Chepstow Castle, cross the frontier using the 1816 cast iron bridge and see the underside of the original Severn Bridge on this linear walk.

The walk is rated at medium difficulty because depending on the state of the tide we are likely to be clambering amongst and over the slippery rocks, flotsam and jetsam on the tidal zone on the beaches. 

We’ll meet in the car park behind the Lifeboat station, squeeze into a few cars and drive to Bulwark. From here we’ll walk along cliffs on the Western edge of the Wye, following the South Wales Coastal Path into Chepstow, see Chepstow Castle in the distance and then cross the old cast iron bridge into Tutshill, England; touch Offa’s Dyke and head down the East side of the Wye past Sedbury. We’ll then navigate all the way across the peninsula and follow the West Bank of the Severn down to Beachley. We’ll then all squeeze into the remaining cars to again drive to Bulwark to drop off the first set of drivers.

This event will be open for booking from 8:31pm on the 12th January