Walks from Tintern, Monmouthshire
🌿 Wooded limestone gorge, cliff edge, river valley, ancient woodland
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⛰ Easy to Moderate
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Tintern is one of the most celebrated romantic landscapes in Britain — the ruined Cistercian abbey in its wooded gorge has inspired painters, poets and walkers for centuries. The Wye Valley here is extraordinarily beautiful, with high limestone cliffs above and the Wye running swift and clear below.
A small village dominated by its famous abbey ruin, Tintern is a destination walk in itself as much as a walking base, though the surrounding Wye Valley AONB offers days of exceptional walking in every direction.
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Car parks at the abbey and Brockweir. Bus from Chepstow (65, seasonal)
The Anchor pub, Tintern Old Station tearoom, The Wild Hare
- Devil’s Pulpit viewpoint
- Wye Valley Walk to Chepstow
- Offa’s Dyke above the gorge
- Angiddy Valley
- Whitebrook & Llandogo
- Brockweir & Hewelsfield
- All Monmouthshire towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Tintern is covered by OS OL14. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Wye Valley Walk
- Offa’s Dyke Path





