Forest of Dean & Wye Valley Travel Guide

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The Forest of Dean was established as a royal hunting ground in Norman times, and this glorious place now covers approximately 27,000 acres, and contains a staggering 20 million trees. People who live within the forest are known as 'foresters’, and they enjoy ancient rights and privilidges that survive from more feudal times. The town of Ross-on-Wye has a commanding position overlooking the River Wye, and boasts an impressive array of architectural styles, from pre-historic caves to elegant Regency buildings.

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Traveller Reviews of Forest of Dean & Wye Valley

19 Sep 07

Chasedale Hotel

Posted by Quest from Wokingham, United Kingdom

Comfortable hotel with easy access to Ross on Wye centre and surrounding areas. Restaurant provides good quality food in generous... Read more

3 Sep 07

Trecilla Farm 5* B & B

Posted by Cazrees from Portsmouth, United Kingdom

We have just come back from a 3 night stay at Trecilla Farm. We are unable to find anything bad to say about our visit. The farm... Read more

5 Jan 07

The Old Dairy Tearoom

Posted by a TotalTraveller from Coventry, United Kingdom

This is a really surprising find. A lovely oasis for a cup of tea (served in china tea cups). Scones & Jam were the best! Friendly... Read more

Wye Valley Travel Directory

Suburbs and towns covered by this travel guide to Forest of Dean & Wye Valley (The South Midlands) include Bigswier, Blakeney, Cinderford, Coleford, Drybrook, Dymock, Forest of Dean, Forthampton, Gloucester, Gloucestershire, Hereford, Longhope, Lower Lydbrook, Lydney, Mitcheldean, Monmouth, Monmouthshire, Newent, Newnham, Ross On Wye, Ross-on-Wye, ruardean, Symonds Yat East, Symonds Yat West, Whitchurch, Wilton, and more.