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Places to Visit
in the Forest of Dean, Wye Valley and Vale of Leadon
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Places to Visit
It should soon become apparent that you will never be able to see everything
there is on offer in one trip. The Forest of Dean, Vale of Leadon and
Wye Valley, has something to offer everybody, young and old, looking for
an active or a relaxing break. The Forest of Dean has a wealth of places
to stay, from cosy bed and breakfast accommodation to fine hotels, caravanning
or camping. The forest system of rides and tracks is always open to
walkers, and there are waymarked tracks which traverse the forest, for which
leaflets are available, starting from the principal car parks and picnic
areas. There are also special tracks for mountain bikes.
Places to Visit - Arranged by Themes
The Church Trail
A guided tour of some of the Forest's beautiful Churches
The Village Trail
A guided tour of some of the Forest of Dean Villages
Literary Trail
Following this trail, you are invited to discover memorable landscapes, and
a way of life that evoked the emotions of FW Harvey, the Dymock Poets, Winifred
Foley, Dennis Potter and other literary figures.
The Heritage Trail
This trail identifies some of the sites where there is still evidence of past
industry.
The Flora & Fauna Trail
The Royal Forest of Dean was designated as a National Forest Park in 1938,
the first in England.
Please contact Coleford Tourist Information Centre for the above leaflets. Tel. +44 (0)1594 812388
Location of the Forest of Dean (England
and locality of the Forest of Dean)
West area of the Forest (Coleford)
with all villages
East area of the Forest (Cinderford)
with all villages
North area of the Forest (Newent)
with all villages
South area of the Forest (Lydney)
with all villages
The Wye Valley
Newent and the Vale of Leadon
Very detailed map of the whole of this area. 187Kb.
General photographs of the area not included in other pages
The Severn Valley from the Forest of Dean
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