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Great coffee and homemade not too sweet fabulous granola flapjacks

Can get busy - but worth the amazing cake

Stunning road connecting the scenic route to Flaxley with Ruspidge, a much gentler route to and from the forest. Be warned though, the road it joins is pretty busy and can be dark.

Good coffee and pasties, ideal on a cold day

This section of the a40 has no shoulder or pavement so I don't recommend riding a bike here anytime other than late into a summer evening.

forest of Dean cannot trail amazing

Great food and fire.

Lovely coffee stop with hot food and drinks available. Also a very well stocked bike shop, accessories and repairs

Great crossing point to continue your off road adventures.

A great climb from Redbrook or Whitecliff. Rewaded at the top with far-reaching views all the way to the Brecon Beacons 👍

Great viewpoint gor the river Wye and Goodrich castle.

Great valley climb to bring you into the forest of dean, steady gradient with a bit of sting at the end. There are also a number of other routes along the climb that take you up out of the valley, both on or off road.

Nice spot to stop for a break from your adventures. Busy with Kayaking from the river but nice area 👍

Open Wednesday - Saturday, don’t try going on a Tuesday…the Prem down the road sells lardy cakes tho!

Quite a local landmark hereabouts, especially if you are on the river. An ancient crossing point that has been about in one way or another since roman times. An important bridge connection on the Wye that at one stage was tolled. Failure to pay the toll made you liable to a £5 fine. Some things have never changed!

Great pit stop on a trip into the forest.

Beautiful views over the lovely wye valley

Great for cyclists, walkers, canoeists etc.

The café is a vintage 70's Firetruck offering drinks & snacks during Spring/Summer, situated next to the river Wye at Kerne Bridge Canoe Launch, Bishopswood, with picnic tables. https://www.thepaddlecafekernebridge.com/

This is a long long climb as they go. Each individual ramp is easy but grouped together and with cars and you'll crying out for 3k worth of carbon. Problem is the surface is typical of Gloucestershire B Roads, i.e. not great for speed. kinda cheese gratery, You'll be climbing til you reach the path off to the Devil's Pulpit, and a little descent is followed by a kicker before the Brockweir junction