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The autumn views of the Wye Valley & Monmouthshire are worth coming to see for yourself. The colour changes are glorious, and we have the perfect viewpoints for leaf-peeping.
Here are our four favourite autumnal viewpoints in Monmouthshire :
With fantastic views over the Lower Wye Valley & Chepstow, Eagle's Nest is worth climbing the 365 steps for.
See more on Eagle's Nest and how to get there here
Rising high above the ancient forest of Wentwood, Gray Hill offers unparalleled views over the Severn Estuary and Gwent Levels. But it also lets you see over the top of the 2,500 acres of Wentwood and the gorgeous colours of the treetops.
Try the Wentwood to Gray Hill walk to see this viewpoint for yourself.
Whilst Eagle's Nest looks south, the Devil's Pulpit looks north over the picturesque village of Tintern and its iconic Abbey, showcasing the beautiful colours of the Wye Valley.
(Be aware that the Wireworks Bridge is currently closed, meaning walks from Tintern need to head north and cross the river at Brockweir)
Take the walk to the Devil's Pulpit
The Kymin doesn't just overlook the town of Monmouth, but on a clear day you can see all the way to Abergavenny & the Sugarloaf in the Brecon Beacons. It's perfect for those crisp autumn days.
Discover fabulous places to stay in Monmouthshire
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Tintern
Restored character cottage in Wye Valley. Set within extensive woodlands and garden featuring two spacious bedrooms, kitchen, lounge with woodburner and studio/conservatory.
Llanthony
Stay at the stunning Llanthony Priory, deep in the Black Mountains.
Chepstow
Welcome to our new luxury self-catering holiday home. Surrounded by beautiful countryside, with a large deck overlooking a private lake, a stream running alongside and woodland behind.
Monmouth
Top Barn is a beautifully Converted Stone Barn with amazing views in a secluded setting.
Chepstow
Welcome to Penhein – a multi award winning, family-run farm and glampsite in beautiful South Wales.
Abergavenny
Capel-y-ffin Monastery; self-catering accomodation high up in the beautiful Llanthony Valley.
Usk
Barn conversion offering ground floor accommodation for 5/6 people in 2 double bedrooms with adjoining shower bathroom & toilet, double bedroom with ensuite wet room & toilet, lounge/diner, fully fitted kitchen.
£150 -£240 pupn, 3 night minimum
Abergavenny
Cottages converted from 18th century barns 2½ miles from the market town of Abergavenny.
Raglan
Ty’r Pwll is a very old and cosy cottage in a rural community with two bedrooms, ideal for two couples but will sleep up to six.
Monmouth
Stay on Kate Humble’s farm: wake up to the sounds of animals and discover what goes on behind the scenes on a real working farm.
Abergavenny
Two picturesque cottages next door to the Michelin Starred The Walnut Tree, just a short walk through the garden. The cottages are called the Old Post Office Cottage and Ivy Cottage.
Abergavenny
Larchfield Grange is a luxury 4 bedroom house situated in the quaint market town of Abergavenny.
Usk
Enjoy a romantic retreat at this luxurious shepherd’s hut.
Abergavenny
Glentrothy Old Stables Cottage is situated in a very peaceful position on the lovely Glentrothy Estate near Abergavenny. Backing onto an ancient bluebell wood, this stylish single storey cottage lies in a little wooded valley.
Abergavenny
Are you a family or activity group looking for a friendly/comfortable/quiet Bunkhouse/Cottage for up to 6 people? In stunning mountain landscape near Abergavenny, South-East Wales?
Abergavenny
Enjoy great food and accommodation against the stunning backdrop of the Brecon Beacons National Park
Nr Usk
Great House Hideaways offers two unique cabins in the heart of the Monmouthshire countryside near Usk.
Llanhennock
Situated on a working dairy farm, the Granary is in a very peaceful rural location yet only five minutes drive from Junction 25 of the M4 and 25mins from Cardiff city centre.
Usk
Stay on the grounds of a beautiful 17th century country house in the heart of Monmouthshire. Five beautifully converted self catered properties are available offering a modern space among extensive history.
Abergavenny
The Skirrid Mountain Inn is situated in Llanvihangel Crucorney; a small village just off the A465; approximately 5 miles north of Abergavenny and 18 miles from Hereford. It is reputed to be the oldest Public House in Wales
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