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MOSELEY GREEN

RISING SUN See Map
GL15 4HN
SO6320008700
Off A48 at Blakeney toward Parkend and first left
Tel. Dean (01594) 562008
website:http://www.therisingsuninn-moseleygreen.co.uk/
BASS Draught Bass (H)
FREEMINER Speculation Ale (H)
GUEST BEER Regular (H)
The pub enjoys an isolated position in
the Forest of Dean enjoying panoramic
views over the surrounding woodlands.
Built in the early 1800s as a miners pub
- there are mine shafts within a
half-mile radius. Despite some
renovation and extensions, it still
retains a basic traditional atmosphere.
Situated at the entrance is an old
mining wheel from one of the nearby
pits. A patio area, seating 50, was
created in 1989 to commemorate 50 years
of service at the inn by the same
family. The pub is a favourite with
bikers, hikers and cavers. The pub
contains a well which was, until quite
recently, used for drinking water. There
are extensive facilities for children,
including special menus, though watch
out for the pool next to the car park.
Family meals are always available. Local
brass bands play on Sundays in the
summer. Quoits played.
Accommodation

2006