ABINGDON, Va. — Gary Greer watched this week’s relentless rain with some lament, saying few if any bicyclists were headed to Damascus to take a ride on the Virginia Creeper Trail. But, at ...

The Virginia Creeper Trail, one of Virginia’s most beloved rail trails, is now officially open to e-bike riders on the ...

Outdoor spaces like parks and campgrounds are cautiously reopening. One Southwest Virginia icon remains closed, The Virginia Creeper Trail. The trail has been closed since April 6 because of COVID-19.

Each day during peak season, hundreds of people from all over the country ride the Virginia Creeper Trail, and on the weekends, the trail can see thousands of riders.

DAMASCUS, Va. (WJHL) – To most people, a 17-mile bike ride sounds like something only for the most athletic of folks, but one trail in Virginia aims to change that perception. The Creeper Tra… ...

The Salmonberry Trail is a project that will make use of a derelict rail line from the current end of the Banks-Vernonia Trail all the way to the Oregon coast. The trail has been in the planning ...

ABINGDON, Va (WJHL) — The Virginia Creeper Trail was constructed in the late 1800s. “It was designed to remove timber from this part of the world,” said Wayne Miller, President of… ...

The Virginia Creeper Trail opened in 1987. Today, over 250,000 people enjoy the Creeper every year. ... Trail Days brings together approximately 25,000 people and generates approximately $40,000 in ...

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The Virginia Creeper Trail Conservancy is being evicted from the Virginia Creeper Trail Welcome Center in Abingdon. The 31-year-old, nonprofit conservancy was served a 30-day eviction notice on ...

“Day after day, it [the miles] just started adding up.” When Dye hit that milestone, approximately 5,000 people went to Green Cove Station, located along the Creeper Trail, to celebrate.