Map of bike paths / walking paths in the Norfolk & Virginia Beach area
Recreational trails for walking and cycling in Norfolk & Virginia Beach, Virginia
Norfolk, Newport News & Virginia Breach, Virginia
Click on the key symbol in the main map to zoom into specific trails.
BIKE PATHS / WALKING PATHS
Brick Kiln Boulevard Multi-Use Path
Cape Henry Trail
Chesapeake Seaboard Trail
Dam Neck Road Multi-Use Path
Elizabeth River Trail
Fort Monroe National Monument Trails
Great Neck Road Multi-Use Path
Greenspring Trail
Hampton Roads Center Parkway Path
Hampton Riverwalk
I-464 Bridge Ped / Bile Pathway
Independence Boulevard Multi-Use Path
Kiln Creek Parkway Multi-Use Path
London Bridge Road Multi-Use Path
Newport News Bikeway
Portsmouth Riverwalk
Powhaten Creek Trail
South Beach Trail
Suffolk Seaboard Coastline Trail
Virginia Beach Boardwalk
Virginia Beach Trail
RELATED LINKS
Norfolk, Newport News, Portsmouth, Hampton and Virginia Beach are located at the the south end of Chesapeake Bay and where the James River flows into the Atlantic Ocean in southeastern part of the State of Virginia. This area is situated just north of the border with North Carolina and the Outer Banks.
Some of the points of interest in this area include Langley Air Force Base, Hampton University, Fort Monroe National Monument,
Elizabeth River Trail and Portsmouth Riverwalk
There are paved walkways along the Elizabeth River in Downtown Norfolk and Downtown Portsmouth. These pathways wander along the docks and marinas and connect the local parks, shops and restaurants of this area.
Virginia Beach Boardwalk and Oceanfront Bike Path
The Virginia Beach Boardwalk is a 2.8-mile long wide paved pathway along the beach and there is an bikeway that parallels the pedestrian boardwalk. The boardwalk goes past the hotels, restaurants and shops and has numerous access points to the beach.
Forn Monroe National Mounment
There is a 2.5-mile long paved pathway along the shore at the Fort Monroe National Monument to the east of Hampton. The historic monument includes a lighthouse, the Flagstaff Bastion, museums and the Chapel of the Centurion.
Virginia Capital Trail
The Virginia Capital Trail is a 52-mile long wide paved pathway that extends from Richmond to Jamestown in Eastern Virginia.The southeast end of the trail is located at the historic Jamestown Settlement to the west of Newport News.
The Virginia Capital Trail goes past the thickly forested area and farmland of the eastern part of the state following alongside the Scenic Route 5 Corridor. A long bridge takes trail users over the Chickahominy River near the confluence with the James River.
Read more about the Virginia Capital Trail
Resources
Following are links to official off-site resources to find out more details about the recreational trails located in Norfolk, Virginia.
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