Cabin 116

Bracelands to the Wye

Loops through ancient Bracelands woodland before descending gently to the River Wye's scenic banks. Mostly well-maintained paths with some moderate slopes; the final descent to the river is steeper but manageable. Suitable for older children with good stamina, though pushchairs won't cope with the uneven forest tracks and riverside sections. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Combines atmospheric oak and beech forest with rewarding river views – lovely for a half-day outing in the Forest of D

Highmeadow Trail

Loops through gentle meadows and woodland near the River Severn with mostly flat, well-maintained paths perfect for families and buggies. Dogs welcome on leads. Ideal for a short, relaxing stroll with young children, offering seasonal wildflowers and river glimpses without challenging terrain. Good year-round accessibility makes this a reliable option when you need an easy leg-stretch from your campsite.

Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail

Weaves through ancient woodland on mostly flat, well-maintained forest tracks with some gentle inclines. Perfect for families with young children and suitable for all-terrain buggies on main paths, though a few sculptures require short diversions onto narrower trails. Dogs welcome and will love exploring between the impressive outdoor artworks dotted throughout the trees. A brilliant blend of nature and art that keeps kids engaged while adults enjoy the peaceful Dean Forest setting.

Monnow Valley Walk

Follows the River Monnow through gentle Herefordshire countryside with minimal incline, making it excellent for families and largely buggy-friendly on good-weather days. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Meanders through meadows, woodlands and past historic bridges, offering peaceful river views and frequent wildlife spotting—kingfishers and otters if you're lucky. A relaxing escape perfect for extending into gentle all-day rambles or shorter family strolls.

Wysis Way