Edale House B&B

Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail

Winds through ancient woodland on mostly flat, well-maintained paths with gentle undulations, making it manageable for families with older children who can handle 4+ miles. Buggies possible on main sections but tricky around some sculptures. Dogs welcome on leads. Combines stunning forest scenery with striking outdoor artworks dotted throughout—expect giant nests, wooden cathedrals, and thought-provoking installations that turn a pleasant woodland walk into a proper adventure for curious minds.

Bracelands to the Wye

Winds through ancient woodland in the Forest of Dean before descending to stunning viewpoints over the River Wye. Moderate difficulty with some steep sections, especially near the river gorge—not suitable for buggies but manageable for older children who are confident walkers. Dogs welcome on leads. The mix of towering oaks, mossy trails, and dramatic valley scenery makes this a memorable outing for nature lovers seeking proper Forest of Dean atmosphere.

Highmeadow Trail

Winds through meadowland near Newent with gentle inclines and mostly level paths. Suitable for families with older children who can manage uneven grass sections, though pushchairs will struggle on softer ground. Dogs welcome and will love the open spaces. Offers peaceful countryside views across Gloucestershire's green rolling landscape, with plenty of space for kids to explore safely away from roads. Perfect for a relaxed hour's ramble.

Salmon Way

Severn Way (3) Worcester to Bristol