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Tintern Abbey is such an iconic structure. Even though it is in ruins, it still stands today in magnificant, roofless splendour. Its actual demise occurred during the dissolution of the monasteries in the 16th century, when Henry VIII stripped the abbeys of England and Wales of their architectural dignity as well as their wealth during the English reformation. From this location, you can get the most awesome southern aspect view of the ruins from a safe location on the A466. Here you have a clear vantage point of Tintern, seen clearly against the beautiful wooded backdrop of the Wye Valley, a truly beautiful sight.

Great little coffee stop for cake and panini,s . Only open Friday to Sunday. Bike Racks outside and log burner inside if cold and wet.

Fantastic gravel tracks are available for both passing through or loops around plenty of places to stop with great views out to the Severn Estuary.

Absolutely stunning woodland!! I remember visiting on an extremely humid day, the dew hadn't even evaporated from the leaves! Outstanding views, a bit uneven in places, but a lovely place to walk.

In the 1890s, Monmouthshire County Council made the decision to install drinking fountains across the county. In St Arvan, local residents went the extra mile, raising an additional £30 to acquire a unique fountain manufactured in Glasgow. This fountain underwent renovation for the millennium.

Best coffee and cake around 😋 very friendly bike and hike cafe highly recommended

Another classic cycle friendly cafe stop on the wye valley. It's probably the best.

This section follows on from the river road and changes character again. Meandering forest road gives way to gradual but consistent grade on open pasture. This is the final section below 8-9% before the climb into Chepstow Park Wood.