1 Day trip £50
Pack your camera, picnic and spare clothes and head out for a whole day exploring the river at your leisure. Choose to go through Hereford and see the city from a unique viewpoint or, head downstream from Lucksall and forget the modern world! Whichever you choose a fascinating day is guaranteed. Our day trips will typically take between 6-8 hours
Byford to Lucksall
18 miles
Start 10-8 miles north of the historical City of Hereford. Enjoy views of the Old Weir, a fine 1920’s garden owned by The National Trust and the famous Cathedral. Once through the city, the site of the Woolhope Dome, a famous Limestone outcrop, with its wooded slopes comes into view. Why not stop at the Bunch of Carrots at Hampton Bishop for a spot of lunch or a drink? Just a mile or so further on and you will notice the mouth of the River Lugg joining from your left. It is here that the Mordiford Dragon once came to water and feed. Only a short distance around the corner is Holme Lacy Bridge and your destination Lucksall Park
www.nationaltrust.org.uk
www.herefordcathedral.org
www.leftbank.co.uk
www.bunch-of-carrots.co.uk
Lucksall to Ross-on-Wye
19 miles
Our most rural day trip! A tranquil journey where it is common to go the complete day without hearing a single vehicle. From Lucksall you will meander behind the village of Fownhope and through the gentle rapid of Lee Brink. You now head out around a huge loop in the river taking you past the banked village of Ballingham and under the steep Caplor Woods. From here you head towards Carey islands and the ruins of the former railway bridge. You have the option of enjoying lunch at the New Harp Inn at Hoarwithy or finding your own spot on one of the many lovely gravel beaches along the way. After lunch you will continue downstream skirting past the villages of Sellack with its pedestrian bridge and past How Caple, well known for its Court Gardens. The journey ends at Hole in the Wall.
www.lucksallpark.co.uk
www.tresseckcampsite.co.uk
www.newharpinn.co.uk
www.howcaplecourt.com
