King Arthur's Wye Valley Walk is a 13km day with 300m of ascent walk and is over some rough, muddy and broken ground but in the main is on good footpaths and tracks and so is doable by most although some feel pretty tired at the end of the day. This is a walk designed by Andy and taking in the highlights and using lesser known paths. King Arthurs Cave, Symmonds Yat, Biblin's Wibbly Wobbly Bridge, an Iron Age hill fort said to be the last camp of King Vortigen... all of these will be explored, and of course the magnificent River Wye too. Andy has been delivering walks at this location for over thirty years and his knowledge of the area, it's industrial heritage and it's natural environments, will be his to share with you as you take in the best the Wye Valley has to offer! Other things to note We may change the route to suit conditions on the day. Dogs are very welcome. Walking boots please. Warm layers and waterproofs essential. You'll need a good packed lunch. We don't cancel due to weather unless it is unsafe to drive. Andy hopes that guest will leave the day with a strong sense of place, it's long history and of course with some lovely new friends :)