Coleford, Gloucestershire

Gliding peacefully across beautiful countryside early on a summer morning, or in the evening is an unforgettable experience. Unlike other aircraft, you can watch the hot air balloon being assembled before your eyes - just like a giant tent ! Then climb aboard and admire the view from the basket - no doors closed, or windows to sit behind, it's all out in the fresh air. Fantastic !

The small market town of Coleford, administrative town of and situated to the west of, the Forest of Dean and within 5 miles of the Welsh border of Monmouthshire and Offa’s Dyke Pathway to the south-west. It is reached from the A4136 that joins Monmouth and Newent. Several streams flow through and beneath Coleford with rivers meeting at its centre. The town and surrounding areas are popular with walkers, cyclists and tourists visiting the G.W. (Great Western) Railway museum, iron mines and caves to the south at Clearwell. There are camping areas to the north at Berry Hill and to the south-west, north of Newland. To the north east and south-east are 2 golf courses western edges of the forest region.

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