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May Hill at 296m is a small but prominent summit in Herefordshire. It's owned and managed by the National Trust but is open access land with no entry fee. The small group of trees on the summit were planted in 1887to celebrate the golden Jubilee of Queen Victoria. You can't ride a road bike to the summit (well you shouldn't and it wouldn't be great for the bike) but if you fancy pushing the bike a couple of hundred meters there is a lovely view and a big grassy field for a rest stop.

A medieval market and fair town which has been settled since Roman times Newent is a pretty little town with some interesting old buildings including the grade 1 listed 13th century Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary. There are also several black and white half timbered Tudor buildings including the Market House in the main street.

Beautiful town. Worth to visit.

A striking looking church which looks to be built from red sandstone.

A charming little town with many old buildings, cafes and pubs.

Also very close to Hay Wood, just across the M50 motorway (bridge provided) are the Dymock Woods. These are quite extensive with plenty of tracks suitable for CX/Gravel and eBikes, though right now (early Feb 2020) the bridleways and smaller tracks are exceedingly muddy in places, so the wider, all-weather tracks might be your preferred option. Normally obscured by the trees and undergrowth, a visit in the autumn and winter months reveals just how hilly these woods are. Be aware that the Daffodil Way (marked) through part of the eastern part of the woods is for walkers only; cyclists and horseriders are asked to keep off this path to avoid damaging the iconic daffodil displays.