Six officers are slated to be on the Virginia Creeper Trail as the bike season rolls forward with warmer weather expected.

In Southwest Virginia, the Virginia Creeper Trail, a popular rail trail that was damaged during Hurricane Helene is slated to be rebuilt beginning this summer, a project expected to cost $660 million.

Forest Service officials are seeking public input on the reconstruction of 17 miles of the Virginia Creeper National Recreation Trail damaged by Hurricane Helene. This week the Mount Rogers ...

DAMASCUS, Va. (WCYB) — The Virginia Creeper Trail, which brings tourists from around the world and business to Damascus, is receiving funding to rebuild from the federal government. Since Helene ...

MARION, Va. (WJHL) — The National Forest Service is asking for public input on the future of the Virginia Creeper Trail, which was heavily damaged by Hurricane Helene. Input is sought regarding ...

Vance made his first official trip as vice president to the Washington County town of Damascus, which sustained heavy damage in the Sept. 29 flooding.

Virginia is home to some of the most scenic trails, perfect for walking, jogging, or hiking—all for free. Whether you’re ...

MARION — The Mount Rogers National Recreation Area of the George Washington and Jefferson National Forests is seeking public input on the reconstruction of 17 miles of the Virginia Creeper ...