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Explore the Forest of Dean
Nestling between the Wye Valley, the Vale of Leadon and the Severn
Valley, the Royal Forest of Dean is one of England’s few remaining
ancient forests, covering 27,000 acres of woodland.
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The Royal Forest of Dean, full of places to visit and things to see and do. |
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The Forest of Dean was designated as a National Forest Park in 1938, this ‘Queen of Forests’ boasts a spectacular range of natural beauty combined with an aura of magic and mystery that has been the inspiration for many great artists and writers including Tolkien and JK Rowling.
The seasonal changes give rise to a vast array of flora and fauna with everchanging colours. Bluebells in spring, lush green summers, spectacular autumns and the cool frosts of winter. Nature and wildlife is abundant, complemented by a wealth of local fare and a true ‘Forest’ welcome, which awaits all visitors. With such a spectacular range of natural beauty, outdoor leisure activities and attractions, combined with a uniquely fascinating history and heritage plus a whole host of year-round events and festivals, the Royal Forest of Dean truly is an awe inspiring short-break destination at any time of the year.
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Forest of Dean 2010 Calendar Highlights
A list of events and activities for the whole family to enjoy in the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley.
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Great Days Out in the Forest of Dean!
A list of superb visitor attractions for all the family to enjoy in the Forest of Dean.
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Activities in the Forest of Dean
A list of fun and activities to be enjoyed in the Forest of Dean & Wye Valley.
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Staying in the Forest of Dean & Wye Valley
A list of many fine hotels in the Forest of Dean, with B&B's guest houses and caravan and camping sites.
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Eating out in the Forest of Dean & Wye Valley
A list of pubs and restaurants in the Forest of Dean.
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