Clytha & Bettws Newydd
Clytha National Trust Car Park, Monmouthshire, NP7 9BW
Saturday 16th May 2026
This walk follows the Usk Valley Walk towards Chainbridge then leaves the river to go via Bettws Newydd and the Iron Age hill fort of Coed y Bwnydd before passing Clytha Castle and returning to the car park. A lovely walk in some fantastic Monmouthshire countryside.
This walk is not suitable for dogs.
6 miles moderate - one steep slope and lots of stiles (allow approx 4 hours). Bring picnic, drinks and a camera.
Meeting Point: Clytha National Trust car park NP7 9BW SO 361 085 ///soaps.boomed.pylon
Following Clytha Road from Raglan, take the right turn to Bettws Newydd (0.4 miles after passing The Clytha Arms) and the car park is on the right after 0.2 miles.
Public Transport: Not available - email [email protected] to explore car-sharing options.
There is a charge of £3 per single ticket (under 16s free) and booking is essential. All proceeds are donated to the Severn Area Rescue Association.
This walk is not suitable for dogs.
6 miles moderate - one steep slope and lots of stiles (allow approx 4 hours). Bring picnic, drinks and a camera.
Meeting Point: Clytha National Trust car park NP7 9BW SO 361 085 ///soaps.boomed.pylon
Following Clytha Road from Raglan, take the right turn to Bettws Newydd (0.4 miles after passing The Clytha Arms) and the car park is on the right after 0.2 miles.
Public Transport: Not available - email [email protected] to explore car-sharing options.
There is a charge of £3 per single ticket (under 16s free) and booking is essential. All proceeds are donated to the Severn Area Rescue Association.
