State Park has several hiking trails,
including a connector trail to the 10.2-mile
Carter Taylor Multi-use Trail for hikers,
bicyclists and horseback riders. Biking also
helps the environment: they’re efficient
and cause no pollution.
Get off the highway and visit a nearby
state park to pedal your way to fun and
adventure. Learn about a particular park’s
trails by visiting the Virginia State Park
website https://www.dcr.virginia.gov/
state-parks/trails.
The award-winning Virginia State Parks
are managed by the Virginia Department
of Conservation and Recreation. For
more information about Virginia State
Parks’ activities and amenities or to make
reservations in one of the more than 1,800
campsites or 300 climate-controlled cabins,
call the Virginia State Parks Reservation
Center at 800-933-PARK or visit www.
virginiastateparks.gov.
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Natural Bridge State Park
Tye River Overlook at James River State Park
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