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Cliffords Mesne, Glasshouse and Taynton are all beautiful examples of traditional villages, set in outstanding surroundings with many country lanes and paths to explore.

Market town of Newent

The nearby historic market town of Newent also offers a good number of shops, a stunning picturesque lake, and is also host to the Shambles Victorian Shopping Village, and the unique Cowdy Glass Museum.

Visiting May Hill

May Hill is an area of outstanding beauty. With several paths leading to its tree topped summit it's a very popular and easy walk. At over 900 feet it's Gloucestershire's highest natural vantage point giving fine views of the Welsh mountains, Malvern Hills and the River Severn.

To download a circular walk and for further information visit National Trust

Things to see and do in May Hill

  • Enjoy the scenic Severn Plain and views of the Forest of Dean
  • Visit the historic pine pinnacle, planted in 1887 to celebrate the golden jubilee of Queen Victoria
  • Explore the open grassland and the beautiful pine forest
  • Discover the National Trust’s May Hill Common
  • Partake in the renowned May Day festivities 
  • Whilst in the area why not visit the nearby National Birds of Prey Centre, noted for its flying displays around the world.
Call us on 01531 820 719

Telephone: 01531 820 719
Email: cass@yewtreeinn.com
Address: Cliffords Mesne, Newent, Gloucestershire, GL18 1JS