Steep Meadow is an ideal bed and breakfast base for walking. The area is suitable if you want to do long day walks or if you just want a relaxing stroll through beautiful countryside.
We have many long distance paths crossing nearby and there are walks for all abilities - just from our door. So leave your car here and experience the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley on foot.
Here is just a selection of the Walks available near us.
Long Distance Paths
Offa's Dyke Path
The Wye Valley Walk
Wysiss Way
The Monnow Valley Walk
The Severn Way
Three Castles Walk
Usk Valley Walk
The Gloucestershire Way
Local Walks from our house.
Walk around the Meend.
Walk to the Buckstone with its views over Wales
Walk to the Suckstone the biggest free standing stone in England.
Bluebell Woods in May
Walks down through the forest to the River Wye.
Walk to Symond's Yat.
Walk to Biblin's Bridge, cross the Wye to Symond's Yat, take the handpulled ferry back across the River Wye and walk back up through Forest to Steep Meadow
Walk down to Redbrook, across footbridge over Wye to The Boat Inn, back through meadows and woods to Newland visit the Cathredal of the Forest ( and Ostrich Inn if you wish!) and back to Steep Meadow
Walk to the Kymin and Monmouth
Or take the car to
Beechenhurst (4 miles) and walk the Sculpture trail - there are lots of walks from Beechenhurst - all are way marked and free maps are available.
May Hill
Brecon Beacons
Black Mountain
The Sugar Loaf
Abergavenny
The Malverns
We are happy to supply you with walking routes to suit your abilities and interests
Please look at the photo album for photos of paths and views!