We are the Pontypool Ramblers. We open the way for everyone in our local community to enjoy the pleasures of walking.
Colin W.
Trellech’s name refers to the “Three Stones” erected in the Bronze Age (Harold Stones) near the start of the walk. The route leads west skirting wooded hillsides to pass Pant Glas House and barn, mostly 16th century. Through more fields and quiet lanes it reaches the woodland of Broad Meend and passes Cleddon Hall, the birthplace of Nobel prize-winner Bertrand Russell. Crossing more open woodland it returns to Trellech to visit its large church. Trellech also contains a popular pub for visitors and weary walkers.
Pre-booking requested. Please message walk leader, Colin Watson (07799 880384).
Small public car park (7 or 8 spaces) on the B.4293 (Monmouth to Chepstow road) through the village. More roadside parking on small side-road opposite.
