Take a closer look at boardwalks & trails along the walk.
A Rocky Way Up 🥾 Would you take this uneven stone path one step at a time? The trail climbs through a leaf-strewn woodland, with large lichen-covered rocks lining the route. Those natural steps make for a very solid case of rock climbing.
A red-brown metal footbridge crosses a narrow stream amid open grass and bare trees. A good outdoor view is one upgrade that does not require a monthly payment.
A wooden platform reaches toward water backed by autumn trees. The rough grain of the railing leads the eye toward the colorful far bank. The scenery really knows how to take up space.
A high wooden walkway stretches across an autumn-colored woodland. Dark supports beneath the deck and a long railing show the structure's height above the trees. This view really knows how to bridge the gap.
A wooden walkway crosses above a broad stretch of autumn treetops. The railing draws a long diagonal toward the horizon beneath a clouded sky. This view really knows how to bridge the gap.
A pale gravel path leads toward a small dark-roofed building and autumn trees. A good outdoor view is one upgrade that does not require a monthly payment.
A plaque reading High Bridge Virginia Historic Landmark is fixed to a wooden railing. The long bridge deck stretches behind it above autumn-colored trees. This view really knows how to bridge the gap.
A fallen yellow leaf lies on a paved road between trees showing autumn color. A good outdoor view is one upgrade that does not require a monthly payment.
A narrow path runs between trees showing green and autumn-colored leaves. A good outdoor view is one upgrade that does not require a monthly payment.
A bridge framed by rust-colored metal trusses runs through green woodland. Repeating beams draw the eye toward the bright opening at the far end. This view really knows how to bridge the gap.
A gravel path leads toward a dark metal-truss bridge beneath leafy trees. Wooden railings border the approach, and light falls on the path at the entrance. This view really knows how to bridge the gap.