We are the Ross-on-Wye Ramblers. We open the way for everyone in our local community to enjoy the pleasures of walking.
Katie L
Starting with a quick peek at the site of a gold mine and the Lea Bailey Light Railway, we go between woodland and meadow, through wild garlic and bluebells, if the timing is right. Then we climb a lane for a view over the Hope Mansell Valley. From there, we go down more meadows, possibly with cattle, and through the village to loop back between Bailey Brook and the wood's edge, then back up through the wood to Bailey Lane End.
There are two stiles on this walk.
Parking for this walk is limited to a maximum of 10 cars and there's a limit of 20 walkers. Please share a car where possible and say, when texting to book, whether you're travelling with others.
Please bring water and a mid-morning snack and wear suitable footwear for the mud. No dogs, please.
We meet at the forest entrance at Bailey Lane End (on the road from the A40 to Drybrook), nearly opposite the turning to Mitcheldean, Lea and Lea Bailey.
