Cabin 119

Bracelands to the Wye

Winds through ancient Bracelands woodland before descending to the River Wye's scenic banks. Expect moderate terrain with some steep sections near the valley floor – fine for older kids and steady walkers, but not buggy-friendly. Dogs welcome on leads through the Forest of Dean. The payoff is stunning riverside views and mixed woodland rich with wildlife, plus the chance to spot peregrine falcons near the gorge. Wear decent boots as paths can be muddy year-round.

Highmeadow Trail

Meanders through mixed woodland and open meadows with gentle to moderate slopes. Suitable for older children who can handle uneven paths, but not buggy-friendly due to natural terrain and potential mud patches. Dogs welcome on leads through farmland sections. Offers peaceful countryside views across the Gloucestershire landscape and a good escape from busier Forest of Dean trails, ideal for a relaxed hour's stroll with varied scenery.

Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail

Meanders through ancient woodland on mostly flat, well-maintained paths with gentle undulations—perfect for families and pushchair-friendly in dry conditions. Dogs welcome on leads. Discover over 20 contemporary sculptures hidden among the trees, from giant wooden chairs to iron installations, making this a brilliant blend of art, nature and easy walking. The circular route keeps young legs engaged with 'treasure hunt' appeal as each artwork appears. Allow 2-3 hours to appreciate both forest and

Monnow Valley Walk

Wysis Way