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Liz Belcher: “Greenways and trails connect us to the land in a way that makes this space become home. We learn to breathe and look and see the daily changes in the natural world around us.”

From The Editor – Farewell to a Trails Hero

The Roanoke, Virginia metro area has been transformed over the past 25 years, and we salute Liz Belcher for leading the way to 400 miles of trails and greenways over that time.
New wagon tent!

Kurt’s Hikes: June-July ’21

Some Urban, Some Mountain, One Beach
As with most rail trails, the walk is gentle.

Walking the White Oak Trail: “‘It’s a Big Connector”

The Oak Hill, West Virginia rail trail brings people together in a pleasant, versatile setting.
Among the first decisions for would-be RVers is whether to tow it or drive it. Airstreamers are passionate about what they tow.

Keep the Motorhome Runnin’: 12 Great RV Treks in the Mountains

Veteran RVers and first-timers alike are in luck in the Blue Ridge region, where the combination of mountain beauty and easy access makes for a perfect trip.
Gail makes her way up Brushy Mountain.

Hikes: April-May ’21

Devil's Marbleyard, A.T. and More

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Behind Blue Ridge Country

Even More Sweet Virginia Breezes

Casually cruising to Claytor Lake in southwest Virginia, I felt like I had come home – back to where it

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