Whitestone Walk

Great walk with our four legged friends. Free parking, no toilets. The walk signage isn't great. We headed for the marked viewing point which is worth it, but started following the waymarks for Beacon Hill walks. Top tip is take a picture of the map in the car park and ignore all signs after the stream, unless you would like to the Beacon Hill car park

Beautiful setting with fabulous views. An easy walk with a bit of an incline here and there but suitable for all. It's also good for off the lead dog walking and has a couple of different length routes to pick from. Parking is free

Fantastic place to get away from the city, ancient woodlands that look like something straight out of a fantasy movie, some beautiful views over to Tintern way. Trail can be a little rooty at times so not suitable for very young children or those who aren't fit the n their feet, but otherwise a really nice place.

Parking is good, and there's a nice little picnic bench area next to the carpark as you arrive.

A true hidden gem! Great walk that can be circular with a bit of a steep, rocky incline at the end, but otherwise good, large, and accessible paths. Picnic tables, park benches overlooking lovely views, and gorgeous forest. And parking! The best place you've never been to yet.

Nice short circular walk about 40 minutes. Depending which way you go there's a gradual incline and decline and 3 viewing points. Easy free parking.

The walk is nice and easy, but the view points are all pretty the same, and in between, there is little to see as you are in the woods. We were really looking forward to seeing the falls but it was completely dry due to the recent heatwave.

Quite an easy ramble so it’s good for dogs and kids. Parked at the bottom and walked round, a couple of points with a view but doesn’t beat eagles nest.

Great walk with a lovely waterfall. Going down to the bottom of the waterfall is hard work so bare that I'm mind but you don't have too If you don't want to.