Discover the beauty of the Lower Wye Valley, Monmouthshire and the Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park this autumn at Chepstow Autumn Walking Festival.
Across three days, 21 guided walks explore some of the area’s most beautiful and fascinating landscapes. Enjoy spectacular autumn colours, discover local wildlife and geology, uncover stories of history and heritage, visit local producers and even bag a trig point or two. Whether you’re an experienced walker or simply enjoy exploring somewhere new, there’s something for everyone.
The festival also features fringe events, including an evening with Dr Tabitha Stanmore exploring witchcraft and cunning folk, and Philip Averay, Vicar of St Mary’s Priory in Chepstow, sharing the story of his remarkable 1,500-mile pilgrimage from Chepstow to Rome.
Dates: Friday 23 to Sunday 25 October 2026
Tickets: Adult tickets £5 per walk; under-16s free, but booking is still required
Festival information: view the official programme and book
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