Wye Valley National Landscape — Attraction in Forest of Dean

Very beautiful place to be you have loads places to stay b&b, hotels, campsites. And lot of places for food like woods of witchurch shop and cafe. Whitchurch spice tandoori restaurant and take away. And the potting shed. Old court hotel. And there is the puzzle hedge and butterfly center. Lots to do fishing, canoeing, walking, and cycling. Watching the peregrine falcon's nest in may June time look at the views from Symonds yat. Loads of place to go Ross-on-Wye, Monmouth. Gloucester with its great docks or just get lost and have fun in the forest of dean. Just watch out for the hairy piggy's if you have dogs. And must keep your dog on there leads especially when there is sheep or any livestock in fields or even in the forest of Dean because of the wild boar and sheep do roam free in the forest. Please come have a look its amazing what you can find and discover.but please pick up after your dog's there are lots of poo bins all over the area. And please pick up rubbish and use the bins...

One of nature's natural wonders breathtaking at any time of the year especially in spring and autumn. With wild and scenic views, interesting villages along its banks, cosy pubs, steeped in history from Tintern Abbey, wire making, coal and iron deposits all linked by the Wye Valley Railway of which a servicing station at Tintern. The only part that's left of the Old railway worth a visit in itself. A visitor and information center is based there at Tintern Old Station, good breckie and cuppa too. The Wye Valley also found fame as part of the picturesque movement which became very popular with people on their gran tours! Further information is found at Chepstow TIC and their website also at various sites and locations around the region. Enjoy your visit and bask in the history and...

What a beautiful part of the world. Loads of things to do out in the country, over hills and through forests, as well as attractions that are suitable to children and families. I love that you have the best of a few worlds; rolling hills, open countryside, proper forests, and a fantastic view down to the mount of the River Severn. I mostly spent my time outdoors as I was travelling around on my own, but I've marked attractions and places to visit when I'm back with Arthur. Lots to be found on Google Maps or buy the Wild Guide Wales and Wild Guide Central England books by Wild Things Publishing for loads of outdoor and wild places to visit (or find more of my reviews and journey @Oxwichadventures on Instagram...