Why not ramble through the timeless Clytha estate in Monmouthshire this spring. You'll be surrounded by picturesque views, rich history and plenty of wildlife.
A walk through St Mary's Vale offers calm and serenity in springtime. Enjoy this wonderful oak woodland before venturing to the summit of the Sugar Loaf for spectacular views as far as the eye can see.
Rich in history and natural beauty, Coed y Bwnydd has been a special place for people for more than 2,000 years. Today, springtime heralds bluebells carpeting the ground while birdsong fills the air. Spectacular views across the Usk Valley can be enjoyed throughout the year.
It’s all in a day’s volunteering for our fantastic team who help Ranger Abbi look after the Skirrid mountain and some of our other sites in Brecon Beacons and Monmouthshire.
Volunteering with the National Trust can be extremely rewarding for you, but also hugely important to us. Whatever your background, experience and talents there’s a place for you in the Brecon Beacons and Monmouthshire area.
Get your children closer to nature with ‘50 things to do before you’re 11¾’. In Georgian times this quirky building was actually built because of it being the perfect picnic spot for eating and drinking with family and friends. What better place to enjoy time and time again the '50 things’ activity No. 9 eat a picnic in the wild. Plan your next adventure here.
Spectacular views, picturesque pleasure grounds and a beautiful woodland walk all conspire to make The Kymin, near Monmouth, a wonderful place to while away a few hours.
