CWF26 walk 9 - A Notable Landmark, a Trig Point and Amazing Monster Rocks

This walks starts at The Kymin, a noted landmark featuring an 18th-century Round House (not open to the public) and the beautiful Georgian Naval Temple, perched high above the Wye Valley, From here there are spectacular panoramic views stretching across the surrounding countryside to the Brecon Beacons.

The route follows woodland paths through beautiful forest, particularly stunning when dressed in its vibrant autumn colours. Along the way there are three remarkable ancient stones; The Suck Stone, Hearkening Rock, and The Buckstone, and visit to a Trig Point. A fabulous walk combining views, historical sites and folklore.

This walk is suitable for well-behaved dogs.

6 miles moderate with ascent, descent and a number of stiles. Allow 4 hours. Bring picnic, drinks and a camera.

Meeting Point: The Kymin National Trust car park (no charge), 13 Kymin Road, Monmouth NP25 3SF  SO527123  ///tiling.indulges.yours

Public Transport: None available. Contact [email protected] to explore car-sharing options.