Carvins Cove Road to Happy Valley. Bennett Springs Loop. Happy Valley Trail. Mill Mountain Trails. Carvins Cove Natural Reserve Trails. Roanoke River Greenway. Meadowview Trail. Walton Way Trail. Craig Climb Trail. Green Hill Park Trails. Roanoke River Greenway in Salem. Murray Run Greenway. Glade Creek Greenway. Lick Run Greenway. Garden City Greenway. Mason Creek Greenway. Wolf Creek Greenway. Tinker Creek Greenway. Mill Mountain Greenway. It's a great place to take your pets when visiting Virginia's Blue Ridge and enjoy different unique views of the area, including looks at the surrounding mountains, city skyline, and nearby river and creeks.
Families also enjoy utilizing the many playgrounds located near the greenways at the area parks and picnic areas. Portions of the greenway also offer great opportunities for fishing, tubing, and kayaking, and connect to the Roanoke River Blueway. Some spots along the paths also connect to the amazing hiking and biking trails in the region, including those located on Mill Mountain and at Carvins Cove. Plan a unique adventure on the greenway through Roanoke Mountain Adventures , which is located along the Roanoke River Greenway in Roanoke's Wasena Neighborhood and offers a variety of bike rentals.
Visit our Biking section learn more about biking on the Roanoke Valley Greenways. The following PDF maps were created by the Roanoke Valley Greenways and are helpful guides on where to find routes in the area:.
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Region About VBR. Blue Ridge Mountains. Photo Gallery. Smith Mountain Lake. Social Media. Virginia State Parks. Plan 75 Reasons to Visit. Insider Tips. This large multi-use park offers a one-mile paved walking trail along the Roanoke River.
The riverine bottom is lined with large willows, maple, oaks, with rockbed shorelines in some areas, and weedy grassy embankments in others. Because it offers a large, widened riparian corridor, this site is probably best birded during migration, producing an interesting variety of warblers, tanagers, thrushes, and flycatchers.
In summer, however, look for yellow-throated and yellow warbler, indigo bunting, yellow-billed cuckoo, and American redstart.
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