River Wye, Symonds Yat

Multi ACtivity Day

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Multi-day
8 Miles
7 Miles
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Adventure on the River Wye

This challenge offers an opportunity to enjoy some
stunning scenery, discovering the best the Wye has to
offer on land and water!
Multi-Activity

Adventure on the River Wye, Symonds Yat

8 Miles
7 Miles
4.5 - 7 Hours
Good Fitness

This mixed adventure challenge combines canoeing on the River Wye with a scenic woodland hike around Symonds Yat, delivering a varied and rewarding day in one of the UK’s most beautiful river landscapes.

Trip Overview:

  • Distance: 7 miles walking, 8 miles canoeing
  • Difficulty: Good level of fitness required, canoe training provided before challenge

Route:

  • The challenge begins with a canoe journey from Kerne Bridge, paddling downstream through the heart of the Wye Valley. This eight mile stretch offers calm flowing water, limestone cliffs and rich wildlife, making it accessible while still engaging. Canoe training is provided before setting off.
  • On reaching Symonds Yat, the challenge continues on foot with a seven mile hike through the Forest of Dean. The walking route climbs through woodland trails to key landmarks including King Arthur’s Cave and Symonds Yat Rock, where panoramic views stretch across the Wye Valley.

Cost:

  • From £150 per person (self-funded)
  • £75 per person (with a minimum £300 fundraising commitment)

 

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Challenge Provisions

What's Included

  • Transport
  • Expert canoeing instructors
  • Training day
  • Equipment hire
  • Photographs

What You'll Need

  • Quick-dry, breathable outdoor clothing
  • Waterproof jacket and trousers
  • Comfortable footwear
  • Food & snacks
  • Personal equipment
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Let's Fundraise for your charity of choice

Raise for:

River Wye 85-mile Kayak Trip, Glasbury-on-Wye to Redbrook fundraiser for MacMillan Hereford
We were blessed with beautiful weather over the first two days - suncream was the day’s essential travelling companion and we were left constantly marvelling at the glorious course the river takes you on. We'd never kayaked on clearer waters than the stretch between Glasbury & Hereford. The local birdlife know a thing or two about happy fishing grounds and while we get our fair share of herons, egrets, cormorants, kingfishers and the like on the Avon, we'd never seen such an abundance of wildlife on the Wye during our first day.
In aid of Hereford MacMillan

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