Gastro Pub
Very best, freshest ingredients direct from farmers, growers and merchants within thirty miles......
Ross On Wye
Ross On Wye is located between the cities of Hereford and Gloucester and known as the “Gateway to the Wye Valley”. Within the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is well known for its independent traders.
Visit Ross On Wye
Ross-on-Wye has been voted the UK’s best-loved market town by a leading coach tour company. Ross-on-Wye is rightly regarded as being the ideal holiday centre to explore the Wye Valley, Herefordshire, Gloucestershire and as far as Monmouthshire in Wales. From cider making to arts and crafts, from the industrial legacy of the Forest of Dean and its woods and hills to its towns and villages, all are within striking distance of the town.
There are castles, abbeys, adventure experiences, walking trails, cycling routes and so much more.
Places To Eat In Ross On Wye
From brilliant gorgeous gastropubs to cracking coffee shops, there is a wide range of cuisine for the foodie lover, deciding on what you want will not be easy, but there will be a restaurant or cafe with your name on it.
Yew Tree Inn The Yew Tree Inn is a traditional, local pub in Peterstow on
Greggs Greggs is a chain of bakeries selling a range of freshly baked bread, pastries
Royal Lodge Riverside Royal Lodge Riverside is an award winning restaurant serving fresh locally sourced
Things To Do In Ross On Wye
Ross and the Wye Valley is screaming out to be explored on foot along the riverbank, by boat, bicycle or on a scenic drive. It is host to canoeists and kayakers, paddle boarding, nature watchers, walkers and fishing enthusiasts.
Wobage Makers Gallery Wobage Makers Gallery incorporates a magnificent 18thC threshing barn and hay barn
In-Depth Cider Tour & Taste Experience
Walk through the cider and perry pear orchards, talks about production and a tutored tasting......
Outdoor Activities
Open to anglers that have pre-booked.....
The Gateway The Gateway is an independent cinema space in Ross on Wye featuring luxury
Places To Stay In Ross On Wye
A mix of the charming, modern, and tried and tested places to stay.
Caravanning Park
Campsite ideal for touring the many places of interest nearby......
Self Catering
Luxury barn sleeping up to 25, swimming pool, ideal for big groups & hen weekends, Ross-on-Wye.....
Orles Barn Hotel Orles Barn Hotel & Restaurant offers four charming rooms that feature Laura
Hotel & Restaurant
Country house hotel providing accommodation, restaurant facilities offering an inspirational menu......
Discover this lovely area with woodland that straddles the River Wye. There is a traditional rope ferry to cross from one side of the river to the other. You can walk the path to the top of Symonds Yat Rock and catch the most magnificent view of the river snaking its way through the farm land below and maybe some Peregrine Falcons that regularly nest in the rocks opposite.
The Herefordshire Trail is a 150 mile circular walk of Herefordshire visiting five market towns in the county; Ledbury, Ross-on-Wye, Kington, Leominster and Bromyard, along with some of the picturesque villages and hamlets for which Herefordshire is renowned.
Experience some delightful villages and beautiful countryside, including Golden Valley by the River Dore, a tributary of the Monnow, and black and white villages and orchards and woodland.
Along the way are rural churches, castle ruins and other historic features together with country inns and farmhouses offering bed and breakfast.
Benhall Farm (Putley – Ross)
CWM Craig Farm (Ross – Kilpeck)
Poston Mill Park (Kilpeck – Turnastone)
Cottage Farm (Turnastone – Whitney Toll Bridge)
Haywood Cabin (Whitney Toll Bridge – Titley)
The Coach House (Titley – Leintwardine)
Monktree Barns (Leintwardine – Orleton)
Talbot Hotel (Orleton – Puddlestone)
Falcon Hotel (Puddlestone – Bishops Frome)
Woodside Country Park (Bishops Frome – Putley)
The Herefordshire Trail is a 150 mile circular walk of Herefordshire visiting five market towns in the county; Ledbury, Ross-on-Wye, Kington, Leominster and Bromyard, along with some of the picturesque villages and hamlets for which Herefordshire is renowned.
Experience some delightful villages and beautiful countryside, including Golden Valley by the River Dore, a tributary of the Monnow, and black and white villages and orchards and woodland.
Along the way are rural churches, castle ruins and other historic features together with country inns and farmhouses offering bed and breakfast.
Places To Stay Whilst Walking The Herefordshire Trial:
Benhall Farm (Putley – Ross)
CWM Craig Farm (Ross – Kilpeck)
Poston Mill Park (Kilpeck – Turnastone)
Cottage Farm (Turnastone – Whitney Toll Bridge)
Haywood Cabin (Whitney Toll Bridge – Titley)
The Coach House (Titley – Leintwardine)
Monktree Barns (Leintwardine – Orleton)
Talbot Hotel (Orleton – Puddlestone)
Falcon Hotel (Puddlestone – Bishops Frome)
Woodside Country Park (Bishops Frome – Putley)
Are you looking for what’s on in Ross On Wye?
Enjoy a mix of music events in Herefordshire, history and heritage events, lively performing and visual arts events whilst visiting Ross On Wye – our guide to Ross On Wye events include the Ross On Wye Walking Festival and the Ross Cider Festival.