New River Valley Trail Guide
New River ValleyTrail GuideExplore the NRV’s best trailsfor hiking, biking, great views,and outdoor adventure!
TRAIL LOCATIONSIN THE NEW ettemultipleuse trailsTrailfor formultipleuse trailscallscallsfor horseshavethe right-of-way.Hikersforhorsesto havetotheright-of-way.Hikers shouldshouldyield to horses.shouldyield toyieldto horses.BicyclistsBicyclistsshould yieldto horseshorsesandRidershikers.are responsibleandhikers.areRidersresponsiblefor r horse at all times.Weather: The New River Valley enjoys aWeather: The New River Valley enjoys a temperatetemperate climate with wonderful hiking weatherclimate with wonderful hiking weather from springfrom spring through fall. The forests are in fullthrough fall. The forests are in full bloom by earlybloom by early May (average temperatures, FMay (average temperatures, F- high 71, low 47),high 71, low 47), and fall foliage is usually atand fall foliage is usually at peak color in mid to latepeak color in mid to late October (high 65, lowOctober(high 65,low peak39). Averagehighspeak39). Averagehighsin the mid80’sin inJulythemid80’sinJulyandAugust.and August.
W elcome to Virginia’s New River Valley! W e’reglad you’re here to exp lore the opportunities foroutdoor recreation in our region. The NRV liesin the Blue Ridge Mountains, with large areasof the region in the G eorge W ashington andJefferson National Forest. The region is hometo a scenic stretch of the New River, as wellas many state and local parks, and recreationareas. All of this means the New River Valley isperfect for outdoor adventures, including fishing,camping, golfing, hiking, biking, and much more.The New River Valley has hundreds of miles ofhiking, biking and horse-riding trails scatteredaround the region. This guide providesinformation about some of the most populartrails in the region, from paved bikeways neartown that are perfect for a stroll, to strenuoushikes on footpaths in the mountain wilderness.All of these trails include spectacular scenery,including wildlife, waterfalls, rock formations,and breathtaking vistas of the majestic BlueRidge Mountains.The guide provides information about 15 regionaltrails, including length, elevation, difficulty, keyfeatures, nearby amenities, and directions onhow to get there, including G P S coordinates ofthe trailheads. The trails are listed in alphabeticalorder. The map on the left shows the location ofthe trails in the region. More detailed maps canbe found at the end of the guide.Need more information?P lease see thewebsites listed on the back cover of this guide.ENJOY YOUR NEW RIVERVALLEY ADVENTURE!
Angel’s RestANGELS RESTOVERLOOKThis stretch ofthe AppalachianTrail climbs PearisMountain to arockyoverlookwith great viewsof Pearisburg andthe surroundingmountains,including the rockycliffs of the NewRiver Palisades asthe river windsthrough the valleybelow. Angels Restis ‘breathtaking’not only for these(P hoto: Alisa H. Moody)scenic vistas, butalso for the strenuous, steep hike that is required to getto the top!DIRECTIONS: Follow 460W for 30 miles (past Blacksburg,Newport, and Pembroke), Take 2nd Pearisburg exit aftercrossing New River (Pearisburg/Rt. 100S). Take 2nd rightonto Johnston Avenue (Beside the Dairy Queen), Take thenext right onto Rt. 634 (Morris Avenue). Follow 0.6 milesto where the Appalachian Trail crosses Rt. 634. There islimited roadside parking near the trail crossing.LOCATION:ilesTRAIL LENGTH:,,ountymiles round trip ELEVATION:feetDIFFICULTY:ifficultPARKING: treet parkingNEARBY TOWNS: earisburgGPS.,.WHILE YOU’RE THERE: heck out theearisburg armers arket. aturdays am pm
Bisset ParkB ISSETP ARKis Radford’slargest park,located onacres ofriverfrontland in thec e n t ra lpart of thecity.Thepark offerswalking andbiking trails,playgrounds,tennis andvolleyballc o u r t s ,soccer andfootball elds, picnic shelters, and two playgrounds.ade shing opportuni es also abound with the park saccess to the New River. Tangent u i ers operates asatellite store out of Bisset Park, where canoes, kayaks,and inner tubes can be rented for use on the river.DIRECTIONS: From1, take xit 10 (Route 1 )towards Radford U niversity. J ust past the U niversityturn left onto Main Street (Route 11). on nue past thedowntown district. Take a right on New River Drive (signfor Bisset Park on corner). Turn left on Berkley illiamsDr. This road runs the length of Bisset Park, with mul pleparking lots along the right side of the road.L O C A TI O N : C ity of RadfordTR A I L L E N G TH : Multiple trails from 1 to 3 milesround-tripE L E V A TI O N : 1,700 feetD I F F I C U L TY : EasyP A R K I N G : Multiple lotsN E A R B Y TO WN S : RadfordG P S : 37.139655, -80.568972WH I L E Y O U ’ R E TH E R E : troll around theRadford U niversity campus.
Bottom CreekB OTTOM CREEK GORGE is a powerful mountain streamthat is part of the headwaters of the Roanoke River.Bo om reek formsa stair-step seriesofbroad-basinwaterfallsknownasThee les,and boasts a 200foot high waterfall.FlankingBo omC reek are forests ofmixed hardwoods(tulip poplar, maple,oak, hickory) andupland meadows.Bo om reek orgealso contains virginhemlocks and hundreds of wild owers.Directions: From hris ansburg, take Route 11/460northeast. n Shawsville, turn right on Allegheny SpringsRoad (Route 63 ). After seven miles, Route 63 turns leftstay straight on Allegheny Springs Rd, now Route 6 3. Atthe stop sign in Simpsons, turn left on Route 610. At thenext stop sign, turn left on Route 221. Follow Route 221for six miles through opper ill, then turn left on Route644. After 1.1 miles, the road forks. Stay to the right onRoute 66 . on nue on Route 66 D N T turn onBo om reek Road. At theintersec on, bear righton Route 66 . After you cross a small bridge, look forthe Preserve sign on your left. Turn at the sign and go updriveway to park.L O C A TI O N : Montgomery C ountyTR A I L L E N G TH : 5 milesE L E V A TI O N : 2 ,400-2 ,600 feetD I F F I C U L TY : ModerateP A R K I N G : G ravel lotN E A R B Y TO WN S : S hawsvilleGPS.,.WH I L E Y O U ’ R E TH E R E : Head back on Route 2 2 1south to visit the Town of Floyd.
The Cascades(P hoto: Alisa H. Moody)CASCADES RECREATION AREAThis scenic and popular des na on is located in theeorge ashington Na onal Forest along the i le StonyC reek V alley. A loop trail follows the creek through theforested valley, leading to an overlook with spectacularviews of the 7 0 foot-high C ascades waterfall. Thetrailhead parking area has restroom facili es as well aspicnic tables and grills.DIRECTIONS From 1 take exit 11 B for S 460 west.After 26.6 miles turn right on ascade Dr (SR T623) in thetown of Pembroke. The entrance is in 3.3 miles.LOCATIONiles ountyTRAIL LENGTH : 4 miles roundtripELEVATION 2,200 2, 00 feetDIF F ICU LTYP ARKINGasy to moderate3/vehicleNEARB Y TOW NS: Pembroke3 .3 366 ,0.22W H ILE Y OU ’ RE TH ERE Float the New Riverater Trail,which you can access via the Pembroke boat landing.
Claytor LakeCLAY TOR LAKE STATE P ARK is a park on the shore ofa 4, 00 acre man made lake created by a hydroelectricdam on the New River. The lake is a popular shing andboa ng des na on, and the forested shores of the lake aredo ed with homes and cabins. The park area is located in apeninsula on the northern shore of the lake, and includesa network of hiking trails as well as a full service marinawith boat rentals, bike rentals, and supplies/refreshmentsfor campers. Numerous cabins and campsites are availablefrom late May to September. The picnic shelters, shingpier and playgrounds are available year round. The historicowe ouse offers interac ve exhibits for the aspiringconserva onist, describing the ecology of the lake and thesurrounding areas.DIRECTIONS: From1, take exit 101 ( laytor ake) toState Park Road (Rte. 660). State Park Road ends at the parkentrance. There is a 4 entrance fee per vehicle. Addi onalfees for boat launch, camping, etc.LOCATION: Pulaski C ountyTRAIL LENGTH 1 2 mi. loop trailsELEVATION 1, 00 feetDIF F ICU LTYasyP ARKING Multiple lots entry fee of 4vehicleNEARB Y TOW NS: D ublin and Pulaski3 .0per1 6, 0.622 16W H ILE Y OU ’ RE TH ERE Take in a Pulaski ankeesminor league baseball game.
Falls RidgeF ALLS RIDGE P RESERVE boasts a spring fed traver newaterfall approximately 0 feet in height. Salem Fault runsthrough the preserve, dividing it into two different rocktypes Precambrian limestone and shale/sandstone. Thedifference in soil types generates a diversity of vegeta on,par cularly wild owers and smaller ora. ver thousandsof years, the build-up of calcium carbonate steepenedthe stream’sgradient andslowly createdboththewaterfall andone of thelargest-knowne x p o s e dtravertinedeposits. ns.DIRECTIONS: n S. Main St. (Rte. 460 B S) in Blacksburg,head east on Route 603 ( lle Rd.) At intersec on,bear right to stay on Route 603 (Den ill Rd.). Turn lefton North Fork Rd to stay on Route 603. After 1. miles,turn right onto Falls Ridge Rd. mmediately after crossingthe railroad tracks, turn left onto the gravel road. Theroad curves left and crosses a stream. Bear left at the forkand park on the side of the road near the sign for theentrance of the preserve.LOCATION: Montgomery C ountyTRAIL LENGTH0. to 4 milesELEVATION 1, 00 2,000 feetDIF F ICU LTYasy to moderateP ARKING Roadside parking/ small dirt lotNEARB Y TOW NS Blacksburg and hristiansburg: 3 .1 3343, 0.321664W H ILE Y OU ’ RE TH ERE: isit the hristiansburgFarmer s Market. (Thursdays 3pm pm)
GatewoodParkGATEW OOD P ARK contains over 400 acres of mountainforests around the atewood Reservoir, nestled in themountains near the Town of Pulaski and surrounded bythe Jefferson Na onal Forest. The park has a network ofseveral hiking and biking trails through the forest andalong the shore. atewood offers a variety of recrea onalac vi es for the whole family, including shing, boatrentals, and picnic areas. The park is open April ctoberfor camping and boat/e uipment rentals.DIRECTIONS: From 1 exit 4 take Route north intothe Town of Pulaski (Rt. will become Third Street). Turnleft at Randolph Avenue, then right on est Main Street.After 3 blocks, turn right on Maga ine Street, then lefton Mt. livet Road ( 10). Travel 2.3 miles to hard surfaceroad on right, atewood Parkway follow 6 miles to theparking lot and park store.LOCATION: Pulaski C ountyTRAIL LENGTH0. to 1. mi loopELEVATION 2,200 2,300 feetDIF F ICU LTYasyP ARKING mul ple parking lotsNEARB Y TOW NS: Pulaski: 3 .0444 6,0. 6 2 2W H ILE Y OU ’ RE TH ERE: C heck out the model trainvillage at the Ratcliffe Transportation Museum indowntown Pulaski.
HuckleberryTrailTH E H U CKLEB ERRY TRAIL is a popular trail that runsfrom downtown Blacksburg to downtown hris ansburg,passing through town neighborhoods, farmland andforests. Numerous side trails along the route connectto parks and to other trail systems, including the C oalMiningeritagePark, the JeffersonNa onalForest,and the campusof V irginia Tech.The paved trail isgreat for walking,j ogging,cycling,rollerblading, anddog walking.n apre y day, you willsee numerous localresidents using theuckleberry for all(P hoto: Random Found Objects)of the above!ACCESS: The uckleberry Trail has numerous trailheadsthe North end of the trail in downtown Blacksburg islocated at 200 Miller St. S , near the library. Park onthe street, as library parking is reserved. Parking at thesouth end of the trail is available at the New River alleymall, at the intersec on of 460 Business and Rte. 114.The trailhead is in the northwest corner of the parkinglot, behind the mall.LOCATION: Montgomery C o.TRAIL LENGTH.milesELEVATION 2,000 2,100 feetDIF F ICU LTYasyP ARKING Multiple locationsNEARB Y TOW NS Blacksburg, hristiansburg3 .166 20, 0.42 104 or 3 .22 00 ,0.4132 6W H ILE Y OU ’ RE TH ERE: ead to the ahnorticulture arden on the irginia Tech campus.
Mill CreekM ILL CREEK F ALLS A trail that boasts a 1/2 mile longseries of spectacular falls known as Falls of Mill C reek is atrue hidden treasure. ocals and visitors en oy shing inMill reek, a special regula on trout stream, mountainbiking on the various trails, and hiking to the seriesof falls year round. The adventures to be discoveredare limitless. ikes along Mill reek run throughrhododendron thickets and spectacular rock forma ons.Several trails break off from the main creek side trail,climbing into the surrounding mountain forests.DIRECTIONS: asiest access to the falls is through theTown of Narrows. Take Route 100 to A 6 2 to theintersec on of A 10. Follow gravel road through gateto parking area. Trail begins by following Mill C reek up toshelter and following markers. Stay close to the creek thewhole way.LOCATIONiles ountyTRAIL LENGTHApproximately 4 mile round tripELEVATION 2,000 2, 00 feetDIF F ICU LTYasy to moderateP ARKING: roadside and small gravel lotNEARB Y TOW NS Narrows: 3 .316,0.3 60W H ILE Y OU ’ RE TH ERE ead into downtownNarrows to a restaurant or shop.
New RiverTrailNEW RIVER TRAILSTATE P ARK is amile linear parkthat follows anabandoned railroadright-of-way.Thepark parallels thescenic New River for3 miles. The trail sgentle slope makesit great for visitorsof all ages to hike,bike and ride horses.Several places inthe park providebike rentals, boatlaunches and gift shops. Fishing is popular, and primi vecamping sites dot the trail. Pulaski ounty hosts 1 miles ofthe New River Trail, including the trailhead at Dora Junc on.The DORA TRAIL connects the Town of Pulaski with theNew River Trail. The 2.4 mile trail begins at the istoric TrainSta on (free parking) and heads east through town parksand across Peak reek to Dora Junc on.ACCESS: Pulaski Train Sta on (Dora Trail) From 1 exit B,take S 11 North 4 miles parking lot at 20 S. ashington St.,on the right (free).Dora Junc on From1 exit 4, Routewest towardPulaski. After 2 miles, turn right on aloy Drive then left intoparking lot entrance (fee re uired).D raper: From 1 exit 2, take Rte. 6 east to Draper. Stayright on Rte 6 ( reenbriar Rd.). eft on Rte. 6 1 (BrownRd.), right into lot (fee re uired).LOCATION: Pulaski C ountyTRAIL LENGTH1 milesELEVATION 1, 00 2,100 feetDIF F ICU LTYasy to moderateP ARKING lots at access pointsNEARB Y TOW NS: Pulaski4parking fee3 .04 6 , 0.6 ,3 .0463 4, 0. 01 , 3 .00024 , 0. 414W H ILE Y OU ’ RE TH ERE isit TH E M ARKETP LACEfarmer s market in the Town of Pulaski. (Tuesdays4pm pm)
PandapasPondP ANDAP AS P OND DAY U SE AREA is a pastoral, acrepond located j ust outside the town of Blacksburg. I t sitson the astern on nental Divide and is surrounded bya forest of hardwoods and rhododendron. V isitors willenj oy strolling the one-mile wheelchair accessible trailthat encircles the pond. A wooden boardwalk separatesthe pond from a small wetland area that is abundant withdragon ies, turtles, songbirds, and waterfowl. orses andbicycles are not permi ed on the trail around the pondhowever they may use the 1 mile Poverty reek Trail system that can be accessed from the upper parking lot.DIRECTIONS: From Blacksburg, A Follow S 460 estfor 3 miles. Turn left across from SR 621 ( raig reek Road)into Pandapas Pond Day se Area. orse and bike parkingis located near the entrance. on nue to the lower parking area to access Pandapas Pond for hiking and shing.LOCATION: Montgomery C ountyTRAIL LENGTH Mul ple trails from 1 to miles roundtripELEVATION 2,000 2, 00 feetDIF F ICU LTYasy to di cultP ARKING: Two parking lots- upper lot allows horse trailersNEARB Y TOW NS: Blacksburg3 . 2 32 2, 0.46W H ILE Y OU ’ RE TH ERE Stop by the Blacksburg Farmer sMarket. (Saturdays am 2pm, ednesdays 2pm 6pm)
RandolphPark(Photo Random Found b ects)RANDOLP H P ARK is anacre park and recrea onarea near D ublin, that includes a wide array of sportselds and courts, sand volleyball, disc golf, and a largeplayground and seasonal waterpark. Picnic shelters andcharcoal grills are located throughout the park. The parkcontains a network of leisure trails in the forested areasof the park, including the nspira on Trail , a wheelchairaccessible trail that allows everyone to experience whatthe park has to offer.DIRECTIONS: From1, take exittoward Dublin(Route 100 N). Take rst left onto Alexander Road. Takerst right into Randolph Park access road. Trails are to theleft, near the parking lot by the water park.LOCATION: Pulaski C ountyTRAIL LENGTHroundtripMultiple trails from 0. to 1 mileELEVATION 2,100 2,200 feetDIF F ICU LTYasy to moderateP ARKING multiple lotsNEARB Y TOW NS: D ublin: 3 .02,0.60W H ILE Y OU ’ RE TH ERE heck out the olvo truckdisplay at the Pulaski isitors enter near 1 exit.
RiverviewParkRIVERVIEW P ARK is a small park on the bank of the NewRiver on the west end of Radford. The park is less wellknown than Bisset Park and therefore uieter, crea ngan opportunity to spot o ers, muskrats and a variety ofbirds along the shore. The park includes soccer elds,a basketball court, a playground, a picnic shelter, and aboat launch.Riverview is agreat loca on toen oy the NewRiver‘watertrail.’ The parkhas easy accessto the river to‘put in’ canoes,kayaks,innertubes, etc., andoat down theriver to D udley’sanding in BissetPark. The gentleowing waters of the New River will take about a half dayfor this family friendly, beginners oat trip.DIRECTIONS: From 1 take exit 10 toward Radford(Rte. 232). After 1. miles, turn left on owan St. owanSt. ends at the park, parking lots to the left and right.LOCATION: C ity of RadfordTRAIL LENGTH0. mileELEVATION 1, 00 feetDIF F ICU LTYasyP ARKING Multiple lotsNEARB Y TOW NS: Radford3 .10 101, 0.1 2W H ILE Y OU ’ RE TH ERE: Paddle or floatyour way down the New River to Bisset Park.
War SpurTrail(Photo Alisa . Moody)W AR SP U R LOOP is an easy trail through the Mountainake ilderness that treats hikers to a wide variety of plantlife and an outstanding view. Most hikers travel the loopcounter clockwise, following the Salt Pond Mountain ridgeto the overlook. The overlook offers views of the Mountainake ilderness, Johns reek Mountain, and the valleybelow. n the return hike to the trailhead, you will walkthrough a rhododendron thicket and pass a number oflarge spruce, oak, and hemlock.DIRECTIONS: From S 460 west, turn right on Mountainake Road (SR 00). Travel 3. miles past Mountain akeotel. ar Spur Trailhead and parking area is on the right.LOCATIONTRAIL LENGTHiles ounty1. mile loop trailELEVATION 3, 00 3, 00 feetDIF F ICU LTYasy to moderateP ARKING: roadside and small gravel lotNEARB Y TOW NS: Pembroke3 .3 0 32, 0. 0 030W H ILE Y OU ’ RE TH ERE isit Mountain akeodge, where Dirty Dancing was filmed.
WildwoodParkW ILDW OOD P ARK is a 0 acre wooded valley in the heartof Radford. The park contains a stream, marshy areas,meadows, and limestone cliffs with tufa forma ons. Abikeway runs through the valley and there are severalhiking trails. The B OB CAT TRAIL is a cross-country looptrail opening insummer201 ,connectingWildwood Parkwith the RadfordRec C enter. TheRadfordighSchoolrossC ountryteamwill use the trailfor training andcompe on, butit is open to thepublic as well.DIRECTIONS:DIRECTIONS:From I -8 1,1 ,taketake xitE x it101 09 (Route(Route) towardsRadfordFrom1 1 )7 eftontoMainniversity. Just past the niversity turn left onto Mainpast thethe downtowndowntown district.district.Street (Route 11). on nue pastAt theandthe tratra cclightlightatatthetheuncuncononofof roveroveAvenueAvenueandMain Street,Street, turnturnleftleft ustustpastpastthisthislightlightintointo ildwoodildwoodrdPark.Ave.in inPark. ToTo accessaccess henthe downtowndistrict. Turn left on awrence St., thenndrightAve.Bellelementaryand andthe Recright onon22ndAve.Belleethethlementarythe RecC enter will be on the right. Trail is in the rear.enter will be on the right. Trail is in the rear.LOCATION: C ity of RadfordTRAIL LENGTH2 milesELEVATION 1, 00 2,000 feetDIF F ICU LTY : ModerateP ARKING Multiple locationsNEARB Y TOW NS: Radford3 .13 6, 0. 664W H ILE Y OU ’ RE TH ERE: o to Main Street inRadford for the shops and restaurants.
Maps of trail locationsand routesThe following pages show maps of the trail route,as well as the driving route from the main roads (I nterstate 1 and S Routes 11 and 460) to the trailhead parking areas. The trails for Radford C ity areshown below. The following page shows the trailsin iles ounty (Angel s Rest, ascades, Mill reek,ar Spur), followed by Montgomery ounty (Bottom reek, Falls Ridge, uckleberry Trail, PandapasPond), and Pulaski ounty ( laytor ake, atewoodReservoir, New River Trail, and Randolph Park).For more informa on on these trails, please visit thewebsites listed on the back cover.isse i er ienioor sBissetParkRa d f o r d Ci t y Tr a i l sor i r i sD riving route from main road to trailparkingTrail/path routes
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NOTES & OBSERVATIONS
For more trails, and other regionalinformation:nforma on on regional a rac ons and food, lodging,gas, etc., at:www.explorenewrivervalley.comnforma on for each locality at their websitesi es: h p //gilescounty.org/on o er : h p //www.visitmontva.com/s i: h p //www.pulaskichamber.infoor : h p //www.visitradford.comThanks to the Virginia Tourism Corporation for theirsupport in the development of this trail guide
CLAY TOR LAKE STATE ARK is a park on the shore of a 4,00 acre manmade lake created by a hydroelectric dam on the New River. The lake is a popular shing and boang desnaon, and the forested shores of the lake are doed with homes and cabins. The park area is located in a peninsula on the northern shore of the lake, and includes
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