Point of Interest
The Blackwater Creek Trail is one of the most popular trails in the city. Following along the winding Blackwater Creek and built along an abandoned railway bed, this 3-mile paved trail is perfect for jogging, walking, or biking. It trail travels through a lovely urban forest, and is intersected at various points with earthen trails that allow visitors to delve deeper into the forested area and enjoy the many plants and wildlife species inhabiting it.
Length: 8.6 Miles
Loop Trail: No
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Location: Just north of downtown Lynchburg along Blackwater Creek.
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State: VA
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Driving Directions:
Beginning at the Ed Page entrance , it’s about three miles to the entrance to the RiverWalk Trail, or approximately 2 miles before reaching the Point of Honor Trail Section.
Public parking is available at both the Ed Page and East Randolph Place entrances. Restrooms are available at the Ed Page entrance.
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Year Designated: 1981
