Explore Outdoors
Wye Valley Canoes
The Wye Valley Canoe Centre sits on the banks of the River Wye four miles west of Hay-on-Wye. With a fleet of canoes, kayaks, double kayaks, you can paddle for a few hours or a few days, starting at the Wye Valley Canoe Centre in Glasbury. An ideal place to spend time with friends or family enjoying the peace and quiet of a really unspoilt stretch of water. For more info click here.
Land rover Experience
Taste the off-road experience, driving around a 43 mile track, set within the grounds of the enchanting Eastnor Castle. Land Rover will tailor an exclusive experience around your needs - ideal for away days or celebrations. For more info click here.
Rent A Bike
Rent a bicycle for as long as you like, whether it's half a day on a tandem or a two-week MTB hire. Prices are discounted for
longer hire periods, and thanks to their family rate, a day out cycling with the kids doesn't have to cost the earth. You can
hire out trailer bikes, child trailers and baby seats to accommodate infants, toddlers and younger kids. They even deliver
and collect the bicycle(s) to / from your accommodation.
For more info click here.
Walking Locally
There are a variety of walks locally which can be enjoyed by all levels, from avid trekkers to those just wanting a leisurely
stroll. Popular walks around Abergavenny include the three mountains: The Skirrid, Sugar Loaf and The Blorenge. The latter has a
carpark near the top, affording mountain views for minimal effort!! For the more keen walkers, try walking the
Offa's Dyke path
on the Black Mountains or climbing
Hay Bluff, which straddles the border of England
and Wales.
For more info click here.
Freerein Riding
Between the west coast of Wales and the Upper Wye Valley lie the Cambrian Mountains and the Radnor Hills. Here, you can ride across bracken-covered ridges and mountain streams. You will be accompanied by professional staff who have a passion for trail riding. Perfect for those who want a breath of fresh air. For more info click here.
