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Great section of track linking Whitebrook and Redbrook, waterfalls line the route. Stop at the Boat Inn Redbrook for refreshments 😊

Great half-way stop with nice selection of ciders and ales

Boat Inn, view from Redbrook footbridge. Lovely pub with nice selection of siders and ales.

The old Wye bridge has been closed for ages.

Right next to the bridge is the pub "The Boat Inn", which is a great place to stop for a bite to eat. It's only a short detour to the pub from Offa's Dyke Path.

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This is quite a dilapidated metal railway bridge dating from 1876 but it is in a really exceptional beautiful location. The bridge was closed to railway traffic in 1964 but has been kept open because of the footbridge. It is also a grade 2 listed building.

The section is one of the many wooded areas incorporated into the Forest of Dean. The forest was designated the first national forest park in 1938. Today it is a wildlife haven and very popular with tourists. It is still a working forest, producing sustainable timber for the UK market.

This is quite a dilapidated metal railway bridge dating from 1876 but it is in a really exceptional beautiful location. The bridge was closed to railway traffic in 1964 but has been kept open because of the footbridge. It is also a grade 2 listed building.

Great food and beer nice stop for refueling in a great location

Next to the bridge is a nice shop and a lovely park with some very comfortable seats, especially good for aching backs.

A great place to stop on the river for food. 12-3 3-6 in the week and 12-8 on weekends I think

The way over the river from Tidenham tunnel.a few. Food options near by

Nice pub

There is a lovely pub on one side of the bridge or village stores on the other- both great for a mid-ride refuel.

Lovely spot on the banks of the river for a mid ride drink!

Old railway bridge with stunning views over the Wye. Be sure to dismount when crossing the bridge.

Footbridge across the River Wye. Alongside disused railway bridge.

A gravel continuation of the Wye Valley Railway path that gets you off the main road for a few km before dropping you off at the pub and the railway bridge. Really pleasant. Bigger tyres recommended but doable on 28s.

Can definitely make a day of this, take a packed lunch or buy from the cafe and go round the woods twice. Lots of different routes to take through the woods too.

Old railway bridge that has an adjoining bridge so you can still cross the water here.