Wildlife at Wye Valley Woods

Wye Valley
Gloucestershire
England
Monmouth and Coleford are the nearest towns or villages.
OS Grid Reference: SO550150
FOREST OF DEANThe woodlands covering the valley sides of the River Wye are a mosaic of broadleaf and conifer trees, providing a variety of wildlife habitats. Large parts of the area, particularly the limestone cliffs, form part of a SSSI.

Mammals: We have information about Fallow deer

Insects and reptiles: We have information about Adder

How to get there:
Accessed from the A40 at Monmouth, follow the A4136, (Gloucester road), for the northern woods and the A466, (Chepstow road), the southern woods.Easily accessible from M4/48, M5, M50, A40 and A49. Mainline trains via Newport or Gloucester.

Local Weather Forecast (Multimap)

Enter through:
Symonds Yat Rock
Tidenham Carpark
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Contact:
Recreation Ranger
01594 833057
e-mail: dean@forestry.gsi.gov.uk

What's on


August
Symonds Yat Rock Funday

What else is here

In Wye Valley Woods there is also
recreation

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