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Nice off road route following NCN 4

A nice way to get to Chepstow without the traffic.

Some great views of Tintern from this viewpoint

Nice scenic place to start a ride from. car park, and good routes from here

Cwmbran roof Pontypool basin

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Lots of lovely cafes and pubs

Now under new ownership, Drovers Cycles from Hay. Not open as often as Keith was, but hopefully this will improve, as Drovers come with a good reputation.

Beautiful place to be.

This is a nice gravel route. The surface was hard packed with only a few small puddles.

ideal for cycling, road bike would do it although gravel/mtb would be more comfortable. very popular with walkers so be aware

This structure is one of the largest canal aqueducts ever built in South Wales. Its four stone arches carry the Brecknock and Abergavenny Canal (later the Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal) across the Usk to enable boats to reach Brecon, on the north side of the river Brynich aqueduct was one of the last sections of the canal to be completed to take the canal into Brecon in 1801. The structure was designed by Thomas Dadford Junior and built by local contractors. The aqueduct is at right angles to the river, reducing its length to the minimum possible. This means that the canal, running parallel to the river, has to turn sharply on both approaches.

This 13th century Norman Castle is set in a beautiful riverside location. It's managed by the National Trust and has free parking and free entry. It's also a good starting point for exploring the area.

Great alternative for elevated views of Pontsticill Reservoir. Lumpy but fun forest trail away from roads, another great section of the Taff Trail.

visit the Filling Station for the best coffee in the Wye Valley!

There are some lovely gravel rides around the reservoir starting from the base of the East bank, as well as a bumpier ride down the old coal track down into Talybont which conveniently ends at a pub!

Moderate trail depending on the distance, plenty to explore

If you're lucky sometimes the military fly planes and chinooks down here to train tight handling,

This is the canal tunnel that goes underneath the A40 dual carriageway. It is quite a length and the footway is narrow, so if you are on a bicycle I would suggest you take it carefully as pedestrians have right of way here.

You can take boat trips from here to explore brecon canal. 😍

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.