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Walk The Wye is an annual walking event based in Monmouth raising money for charity.
There are six different walks to choose from along the Wye Valley, with distances between 4 miles and 15 miles. Walks are self guided following written instructions.
All walks finish at Monmouth Show Ground.
Food and drink will be on sale at Monmouth Show Ground at the finish of the walks.
£5 per walk (excluding booking fee)
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