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Ross-on-Wye
is known as the 'Gateway to the Wye Valley' and the picturesque
Wye Valley route between Ross and Chepstow via Monmouth passes
through the villages of Redbrook, Brockweir, Llandogo and Tintern
and is a particularly pretty route to travel at any time of year.
There
are plenty of places of both scenic and historic interest to see
and visit along the way, such as the beautiful villages of Symonds
Yat, the east and west sides of which are connected by rope
pulled ferry. Visitors to the area can explore caves
at the Doward or visit Yat
Rock and Garway
Hill, both of which afford stunning views over several counties.
Up
stream from Ross (67 miles by river but less than 40 by road),
and great for a day visit, Hay
Bluff towers high above the Wye Valley town of Hay-on-Wye
and in that same area, the nearby Neolithic burial chamber, Arthur's
Stone is well worth a visit.
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