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The Giant's Cave is a small pass through cave with a great view of the River Wye and Landscape

Great signage about the path, wildlife and what to expect along the way

Lovely woodland with great wildlife

Great Views and a bench at the bottoms of the steps but the path is closed so you will need to go back up the steps and take the detour to follow the River Wye Valley Path

Great spot for refreshments and take in the wildlife

Great Information about the history of this place on a board

Some great views of Tintern from this viewpoint

Such a great view

Great spot to take a quick picture before hitting 365 steps

Historical boards such as this can be found all along the Wye River Walk. Great views here

A beautiful little waterfall. The small path leads through a beautiful forest toward Tintern. It's about 5km round trip. It's worth a visit, and be sure to make a detour to the ruins of St. Mary's Church!

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Two stone slabs stand across from each other as though guarding a path to a secret realm. The tree atop the right slab seems to be the guardian with the 3 questions which must be answered to pass the gate. Beautiful and eerie scene!

There are 2 trails here, with the starting point served by a nearby car park. It is also en route of the Wye Valley Trail One trail is classified as intermediary and a bit longer then the other "challenging" one. Both lead to the op of the cliff, the latter mostly by laid stones marking steps. A tough climb but the view is simply outstanding. There is also a bench and panoramic plaque highlighting what can be seen from the viewing platform. Loved it!

There are a couple of caves in this area. The first (coming from Chepstow) is very shallow and raided above the path. The second "Giant Cave" has outstanding safe viewing platform outside it, and the cave actually opens into a secondary exit allowing passage through the rock. This is a natural formation it would appear. Highly recommended!

After the initial ascent, this footpath meanders close to the cliff edge. Warning for hikers or runners with vertigo. The views alternate brweeyn stunning woodland and glimpses of the Wye Valley below

Beautiful rolling views from the now derelict building.such a shame as it would be even more magnificent views from the top floor

Some of the yew trees here are 750 years old - stunning woodland

So - we can all agree the historical nature of gaining wealth is a lot more than "questionable"!! In no way do I agree with the ways in which the wealth to create these walks was obtained. However - it IS history, it is in the past, and it's worth a read. The woodland is such a stunning area now, it's hard to believe it is a product of "landscaping" 300 years ago.

You can still go down to "The Annexe" viewpoint of Chepstow Castle (and it's well worth it!) But a section of path has been closed off due to a landslide. It is *ONLY* accessible via the stairs. Hope this helps!

Bring a torch and compass. Remember to look around, explore!!