River Wye Lodge

Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail

Meanders through ancient woodland on well-maintained paths with gentle gradients throughout, making it accessible for families with older children who can manage 4+ miles. Buggies will struggle due to tree roots and uneven forest floor sections. Dogs welcome on leads. Combines outdoor art installations with stunning Forest of Dean scenery – expect everything from wooden sculptures to contemporary pieces dotted among oak and beech trees, creating a unique cultural woodland experience that keeps a

Highmeadow Trail

Winds through mixed woodland and meadows with gentle gradients throughout, making it perfect for families with young children and pushchair-friendly in dry conditions. Dogs welcome to explore off-lead in most sections. Offers peaceful countryside views across the Severn Vale, with plenty of spots for picnics and wildlife watching. Ideal for a leisurely ramble when you want nature without the challenge.

Bracelands to the Wye

Winds through the Forest of Dean to the River Wye, mixing woodland trails with riverside paths. Terrain is mostly gentle with a few moderate descents toward the water. Suitable for older children and confident walkers, but uneven ground and steps make it tricky for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Reward comes at the Wye viewpoints – peaceful riverside scenery and ancient woodland make this a classic Dean forest ramble.

Monnow Valley Walk

Wysis Way