The walk explores the legendary King Arthur's Cave, the Seven Sisters (a series of limestone cliffs hanging dramatically above the Wye gorge where there are sheer drops from the top of the limestone rock towers, on which rare species associated with natural grassland grow, with views along one of the finest river gorges in southern Britain) and Symond's Yat East with its famous Yat Rock.
By Ben Giles.
Route: Is it for me? Woodland paths and tracks with a brief steepish climb from Symonds Yat
Stiles 2
Start/Parking: White Rocks Nature Reserve car park near Doward Park Campsite, grid ref SO548158
Nearest town Monmouth
Refreshments Pubs and tearoom at Symonds Yat East
Public toilets Symonds Yat East
Public transport None
Maps: Ordnance Survey Explorer OL14; Landranger 162
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