Book : The Cotswolds
(Explorer Maps) by Ordnance Survey.
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The Forest of Dean is an ancient forest covering over 110 square
kilometres of woodland, to the west of Gloucestershire, between
Wales and Herefordshire. The Forest of Dean offers stunning landscapes
and spectacular scenery, to its visitors, many of whom return
year after year. The Forest of Dean offers many activities including
walking, archery, cycling, caving, falconry, abseiling, deer
watching, golfing, quad biking, riding, rock climbing, off road
driving, or kayaking. You can visit working collieries, steam
railways, craft shops, iron age caves, formal gardens and Museums,
as well as the many beautiful towns and villages in and around
the forest. To the south of Newent
Newent Lake and Park,
Newent. Tel: 01531 82468. Large picturesque lake in the beautiful
surroundings of a park with trees and shrubs. A haven for wildlife
throughout the year.
Shambles, Victorian Village, Church Street, Newent. Tel: 01531
822144. Museum displayed as a small village with cobbled streets,
houses and cottages. Collection of victoriana. Teas, snacks,
souvenir and gift shop.
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Travel information
: Newent.
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