Landscape & Geology trail

The view from Yat Rock is arguably one of the most beautiful in the country. The rock has attracted visitors for many years for aesthetic reasons. It is the geological and landscape history of the area that underlies this beauty. The aim of this short trail is to explain that history, to interpret the views and to add an extra layer of interest and understanding.

This driving/walking trail covers approximately 2 miles and takes one to two hours to complete.

ISBN: 0-9535054-2-1

References
Dreghorn, W. (1968) Geology Explained in the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley Area. David & Charles.
Lewis, S.G., and Maddy, D., (1997) The Quaternary of the South Marches and the Welsh Marches. QRA Field Guide
Miller, A.A., (1935) The Entrenched Meanders of the Herefordshire Wye. Geographical Journal. Vol 85, pp. 160-178