Canoeing hay on wye

Is there canoeing in Glasbury? Discover the beauty of the Wye Valley via one of the most beautiful rivers in the United Kingdom, and one of only a small number or rivers that you can navigate by canoe , without restriction, for well over 1miles. We are located on the bridge at Glasbury and next to our café The River Café. We have a fleet of canoes , kayaks, double kayaks and accommodation to sleep from to 26!

So come for breakfast, have a day on the river and return to great food and a comfy bed. For full day paddling we recommend: Glasbury to Whitney-on-Wye (stopping at Hay on Wye for lunch).

Located in the beautiful Wye Valley in Symonds Yat West. We offer Half Day hire, three quarter day hire, day canoe hire, day adventures, day canoe adventures, right up to four day Adventure Holidays. Our stretch of the Wye is ideal for both the novice and family, or anyone who wants to be absorbed in this beautiful, quiet stretch of countryside. Hay-on-Wye , depending on water levels the trip will take 2-3hrs.

Canoeing in the Area. Access to the water is possible at a few points only, such as the Radnorshire bank just above Glasbury- on - Wye bridge and from Wyeford Road in Hay. Hay - on - Wye (the famous town of book).

We’re delighted to advise on routes and stopping places along the way where you can be fed and watered.

You can hire a canoe for any period from hours to days, so you paddle away at your own pace. The distance between the two locations is approximately 5. The launching point at Glasbury is on the beach area just above the bridge. RIVER TRIPS Starting in the famous town of books, Hay on Wye.

Paddle downstream passed the Norman Castle of Clifford finishing at the Whitney on Wye Toll Bridge – up to hours. Hire a canoe or kayak for a few hours, and explore the river wye. We offer half day canoe hire, full day canoe hire and multi day canoe expeditions. The River Wye (Welsh: Afon Gwy) is the fifth-longest river in the UK. Why not experience the thrill of the grade rapids either on your own.

The river sweeps through a National Nature Reserve near Glasbury. Estimated time 2-3hrs. With twists and turns, rapids and beautiful wildlife there is enough to keep the whole boat entertained and smiling.

You will leave the boat feeling refreshed from your time on the river. GLASBURY TO HAY ON WYE. Starting at the highest navigable point on the River Wye paddle your way to the famous town of books Hay on Wye , just in time for lunch. After soaking up this great little town jump back in your canoe and head onwards to the Old Toll bridge at Whitney on Wye.

Hay on Wye is a great place to stop for lunch or a quick liquid refreshments in one of it’s many pubs!

We hire canoes and kayaks on the most stunning section of the river Wye , the beautiful Wye Valley AONB(Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty), a stunning place for any great adventure trip, we are in optimal location for you to take in the best of the scenery, run the Symonds Yat rapids and passing through Symonds Yat at lunch time allows you to stop there for a lovely riverside pub lunch appreciating the natural beauty of the valley. Guided River Trips. The guides, Tim and Milo, were excellent. The whole process was easy, relaxed and professional.

Wye Valley canoes hire out their canoes for a half or full day and give you a safety briefing, some top tips on paddling and some practice to make sure you are happy before you leave. As it was born alongside the Severn so it once again rejoins it, 1miles later, as it eventually flows out into the Severn Estuary at Chepstow. The Farm is a Soil Association certificated organic farm comprised of arable pasture, orchards and woodland.

Our river bank is an SSSI (Site of Special Scientific Interest). From Hereford onwards you enter The Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Open days a week, all seasons, our adventure days are available as a half day or a full day session.