드라이브룩 주변 최고의 러닝 경로

Great route, with fun blue sections, cafe stops and Cannop Ponds and Mallards Pike, making great stops on the way

Large area of gorseland in the middle of the forest home to different wildlife and rare breed cattle. At the top end provides great views over the forest.

White Gates a great meeting point of a number of tracks and trails, either continue on the family trail, the sculpture trail or be a bit more adventurous on one of the others! Most of these tracks can be worked in loops of varying distance or can be used to transit to other parts of the forest 👌

Keir Smith 1986 Twenty carved jarrah wood railway sleepers represent the train line that used to run through the forest. Each sleeper illustrates an aspect of the forest, from smelting to writing, charcoal to hunting.

Great to warm up before tackling the bike park.

The Forest of Dean Family Cycle Trail meets the Sculpture Trail (walkers only) at White Gates, offering cyclists the chance to see some of the sculptures. Be particularly aware of pedestrians in this area.

lots of lovely smooth stone gravelly trails in this area

Nice spot to take 5

It’s a forest road 😆

Really nice route suitable for all levels

Great gravel path for riding with family and friends walking or running

Brilliant wide, well surfaced gravel trail through the woods that's great for cyclists and walkers/runners of all ages and abilities! Especially beautiful in the autumn with the many gorgeous coloured leaves.

A carving of wood and stone, Keir Smith worked on The Iron Road for almost a year. It’s a cool sculpture - great for concentrating hard and running over! Here’s what the Forest of Dean gang say about it: ‘Twenty evenly spaced railway sleepers on the gentle curve of a disused railway line bring the spirit of the Forest’s industrial past to life. Skilfully carved out of the wood are poetic images of natural or industrial life — a feather, a leaf, a wheel, a factory or a cloud. The jar with water pouring out refers to the stream running under the embankment. The wood is a Eucalyptus called Jarrah, and the sleepers were obtained from the London Underground.’ Love it! Take the time to check out each individual sleeper carving.

There's a very gentle incline here following the family trail, along the nice and wide cycleway. There are some short adjacent blue-marked trails for the youngsters to enjoy in a series of skills sections.

A beautiful piece of forest road, with open views, expect to see some wildlife here if you're lucky!