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Things to do in the Forest of Dean

The ancient Forest of Dean is well known for its walking and cycling trails but there is even more on offer than you might first think.

Category: News Posted: Tue, 6th Jun 2023

Walks and bike rides in the Cotswolds

The Cotswolds are criss-crossed with miles of footpaths and byways enabling walkers and cyclists to go deep into the glorious countryside.

Category: News Posted: Thu, 10th Mar 2022

Top tips and hints for cycling in the Cotswolds

The Cotswolds is a fantastic area for cycling, whether you’re an off-road cyclist or a roadie. Lucy, Bolthole Retreats’ resident road and off-road cycling enthusiast, has written this week’s blog…

Category: News Posted: Wed, 29th May 2019
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