Dyffryn Gwy. Llun: Linda Wright The Wye Valley. Photo: Linda Wright
 

Amy Creed palying percussion on insideOUT workshopC Alan Morgan winner of AONB Farming Awards child on Wild Thing event at Whitestone woods
WYE CONNECTIONS
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Amy Creed plays percussion at an insideOUT workshop
Alan Morgan receives his Farming Award at Monmouthshire Show
Child investigates tracks during the Wild Thing Event at Whitestone Woods

 

Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty

The Wye Valley AONB is an internationally important protected landscape containing some of the most beautiful lowland scenery in Britain
Within the AONB a 58 mile/92km stretch of the River Wye winds down through the valley through spectacular limestone gorge scenery and dense ravine woodlands. Superb wildlife, intriguing archaeological and industrial remains and impressive geological features all make it into one of the most fascinating Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Designated in 1971, this unique landscape straddles the border between England and Wales. It includes areas within Gloucestershire, Forest of Dean, Herefordshire and Monmouthshire.
A Management Plan for the AONB enlists a range of partners in conserving and enhancing its beauty for the benefit of present and future generations. Download pdf here

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LATEST NEWS

Final Draft Management Plan 2009-2014 Consultation view here

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Wye Valley Walk Open again more

Himalayan Balsam Report ...download
AONB Seasonal Walkhere

Overlooking the Wye ..more

Arts in the Wye Valley .....more
AONB Publications ...... more
Wye Valley Walk website access here

The Wye Valley's location map

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