노차드 우드 주변 최고의 반려견 동반 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

This place is definitely worth a visit. It is a beautiful area with seating available and a refreshments van on-site.

There are a number of well-located benches overlooking the pod

A really good trail - great for keeping teenagers interested too

Stop to have a look at the permanent replica of the Iron Throne from the TV series, Game of Thrones. The throne, which is carved from a holm oak tree, is located in field of Bathurst Park.

Nice Well looked after park in Lydney, nice area for dogs, separate area for families and kids, with playground. Pond and gardens, bandstand, and coffee shop.

A nice alternative to the busy Bream Road. Access the footpath from opposite the old hospital entrance. Starts as narrow path between houses, then over a style and onto a field track that follows the road up to Lower Dodmore Woods. Great views over south Lydney, and of the River Severn.

Meander is a steam-bent oak bench designed to be a resting place that invites visitors following the trail to stop, observe, and spend time in the beauty of the forest. Its strong, winding form represents the resilience and solidarity found woven through the landscape, heritage, and people of the Forest of Dean. Veasey joined sculptor and leading steam-bending expert, Charlie Whinney, to collaborate on the fabrication of the piece at Charlie Whinney Studios. The large natural pieces of quarried Forest of Dean sandstone supporting the sculpture have been provided by Birch Hill Quarry. Veasey’s desire to work in harmony with the forest is reflected in her choice of natural materials, with the oak and sandstone reminding of industries within this ancient, working forest.

These stones are remnants of an old tramway, offering a fascinating glimpse into the past. Once part of a transportation system used to carry goods or passengers, they serve as a tangible link to the area's industrial history.