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 ...

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.

To vote for the Creeper Trail to be named the overall winner, visit the voting site. Voting is limited to one vote per day and ends at noon on April 11. The overall winner will be announced on ...

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 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 ...

On Saturday, teams of riders will be biking from Whitetop to Damascus on the Virginia Creeper Trail to help raise money for rare cancer research. You can also sign up for the 5K, which is ...

Now 85, Dye, known as “The Legend,” has biked more than 192,000 miles on the Virginia Creeper Trail. He reached his 100,000th mile approximately 17 years ago.

If you’re not the type to sit on the beach all day or experience the view from inside a car, a cycling adventure might be just the vacation ticket for you. ... the Virginia Creeper Trail.

The Creeper Trail Ride to End Cancer opening ceremony starts at 8:30 a.m. at the Damascus Town Park. Participants can ride their bikes, or take a part in the 5k walk.

“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.