The Forest of Dean is an ancient woodland in western Gloucestershire, England, between the rivers Severn and Wye on the Welsh border, one of England's surviving royal forests and long mined for iron and coal. See the ruins of Tintern Abbey on the Wye, ride the Dean Forest Railway, go underground at Clearwell Caves, visit Lydney Park and see the beached Purton Hulks on the Severn.
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List of all 15 things to do in Forest of Dean and where to find them
- Dean Forest RailwayNorchard Station, Forest Road, Lydney GL15 4ET Website Wikipedia
- Clearwell Castle Wikipedia
- Lydney Park Wikipedia
- Gloucester and Sharpness Canal Wikipedia
- Purton Hulks Wikipedia
- Clearwell Caves Website Wikipedia
- King Arthur's Cave Wikipedia
- Flaxley Abbey Wikipedia
- Littledean Hall Wikipedia
- Eastbach Court Wikipedia
- Lea Bailey Light Railway Website Wikipedia
- Westbury Court Garden Website Wikipedia
- Courtfield, Welsh Bicknor Wikipedia
- Biblins Bridge Wikipedia
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Official websites and travel guides
- Forest of Dean travel guide: Wikivoyage
- Forest of Dean on Wikipedia
- All Forest of Dean tours and activities on Viator
Where To Stay In Forest of Dean: Interactive Forest of Dean Hotel Map
Coleford and Lydney are the main towns with pubs and B&Bs; Symonds Yat on the Wye is the prettiest riverside base, and Chepstow or Ross-on-Wye work well for the Tintern end of the forest. Compare hotels on the map below.
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