Cycling Holidays

This circular walking trail follows tracks through the Iron Age fort and attractive woodland.

Absorb a panoramic view of the river and pass through a wonderful mosaic of trees on this challenging hilly walk.

A simple route that follows a forest track from the southern edge of Bracelands. Look out for cars and coaches that also use this track.

This trail has 3 loop options. A challenging and varied singletrack ideal for even the most demanding of riders, from tricky switchback climbs to rooty drops and hairpin bends.

A waymarked circular route mainly on former railway lines with connecting routes to villages and picnic sites. This route has been especially surfaced and is suitable for all ages and abilities.

A simple route that follows a forest track from the southern edge of Bracelands. Look out for cars and coaches that also use this track.

On this cycle, expect to find a range of severe drops, jumps, table tops, berms and loamy corners, off camber and rocky and rooty sections. An uplift service available from the main cycle centre.

This route is not specifically waymarked, but follows public footpaths. Start by descending steep steps to join the Peregrine Path. Cross the river over the bridge and return along the public footpath.

This unique cross border route straddling the England and Wales border. It largely follows the River Wye through the upper Wye Gorge and connects Monmouth and Symonds Yat.