Explore Walking and Cycling in Herefordshire

Forest Cycling Trails. Explore miles of traffic-free cycling routes and mountain bike trails through the Forest of Dean, with rides suitable for all abilities.

Bike Hire & Forest Trails. Hire bikes for all ages and abilities before exploring family-friendly routes, woodland trails and mountain bike adventures through the heart of the Forest of Dean.

Accessible Walking Routes. Enjoy woodland, riverside and countryside walks across the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley, with accessible routes and all-terrain mobility vehicles available for hire.

Guided City Walks. Uncover the history, architecture and hidden stories of Hereford on a guided walking tour led by knowledgeable local volunteers.

Scenic Viewpoint & Woodland Walks. Take in spectacular views over the Wye Valley from one of the region’s most famous viewpoints, with woodland trails and the chance to spot peregrine falcons.

Forest Trails, Woodland Play & Sculpture Walks. Explore scenic woodland trails, the famous Sculpture Trail and one of the Forest of Dean’s largest adventure play areas, with picnic spots, a café and seasonal family activities.

Pub Walks & Scenic Rambles. Enjoy glorious countryside walks followed by a delicious pub lunch. We particularly recommend Ramble by the Wye, The Wye, Woods & Caves and Garway with the Ponies, all located nearby.

Circular Walking Routes. Explore a collection of circular walks across Herefordshire, complete with route maps, parking information and local attractions. The John Kyrle and Hoarwithy Circular Walks are two of our favourite nearby routes.

Hilltop Walks & Panoramic Views. Discover walking routes across the Malvern Hills, offering dramatic landscapes, far-reaching views and trails suitable for a range of abilities.

Mountain Walks & Waterfall Trails. Explore spectacular landscapes, from the iconic Pen y Fan to hidden valleys and famous waterfall trails throughout Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park.

Waterfall Walks. Follow scenic woodland trails to a series of spectacular waterfalls, including the famous Sgwd Yr Eira, where you can walk behind the cascading water.

Country Park & Arboretum. Explore woodland trails, seasonal colour and nationally recognised tree collections, with wildlife, play areas and panoramic views across the Herefordshire countryside.

National Trail Walking. Follow sections of one of Britain’s most famous long-distance trails, enjoying spectacular scenery, historic landmarks and panoramic views along the English-Welsh border.

Riverside National Trail. Follow sections of the Wye Valley Walk through riverside landscapes, ancient woodland, charming villages and some of the most beautiful scenery along the River Wye. We particularly recommend the sections around Ross-on-Wye and Symonds Yat.

Mountain Walks & Panoramic Views. Explore the dramatic landscapes of the Black Mountains, with rugged peaks, sweeping valleys and some of the finest walking in the Welsh borders. We particularly recommend Cat’s Back, followed by lunch at The Bull’s Head.