Cycle Routes
Plan your ride by choosing one of Wye Valleys Cycle Routes, filled with pleasant paths and scenic landscapes, these are easy and fun way to explore all that Wye Valley & Forest of Dean has to offer..
It is important to remember to to follow the forest code of conduct at all times and stay on bike only permitted trails. For more information please visit www.forestryengland.uk/forest-cycle-code
We recommend downloading the trails or PDF's below...
Soudley Ponds/Blackbridge
Distance: 16 Miles
Duration: 2 - 2.5 Hours
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Explore the Forest of Dean by bike, taking in peaceful Soudley Ponds, historic Blackpool Bridge and the beautiful woodland scenery around Cinderford.
Family Cycle Trail
Distance: 9 Miles
Duration: 1 - 1.5 Hours
Difficulty Level: Easy/Family Friendly
A circular 9 mile route on specifically surfaced paths, best cycles clockwise. This trail is gently sloping and suitable for all levels
Symonds Yat Rock Trails
Various Trails
Difficulty Level: Easy/Moderate
Embrace spectacular views, watch peregrine falcons from Symonds Yet Rock and enjoy riverside cycling next to the majestic River Wye
Flaxley Abbey
Distance: 20 Miles
Duration: 2 - 3 Hours
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Cycle through the beautiful Forest of Dean, taking in the scenic grounds of Flaxley Abbey and enjoying peaceful roads and woodland bridleways around Cinderford.
Mallards Pike Lake
Distance: 17 Miles
Duration: 2 - 2.5 Hours
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Explore the beautiful Forest of Dean by bike, enjoying peaceful woodland trails, scenic countryside and the unique natural beauty of this ancient forest.
For more Cycle Trails in the Forest of Dean and Wye Valle, please click the link below.
See what else is going on in the area...
Local Towns
There are plenty of riverside towns and villages throughout Wye Valley, from the iconic Symonds Yat to the stunning Monmouth.
Accommodation
Need a place to stay while you're visiting Wye Valley? Here are a few recommended Accommodations near us.
Eating Out
If you area hungry and don't want to cook on your holiday, there are some great places to eat around the Forest of Dean Area.









