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This is one of the more secluded stretches of parkland along the James River; if you're okay with running along Riverside Drive, which doesn't have much of a shoulder but is also a pretty quiet road, you can link these trails with a running loop in the Pony Pasture section of James River Park.

Pump House Park was built at the end of the 19th century to serve the Richmond city waterworks. The impressive Victorian gothic style building will be converted into a visitor's centre or James River museum in the future.

Going over Causeway Drive, which splits Wilde Lake in two, is great here on a bike. You have an uninterrupted view out over the water and the tree-lined shores. It is simply beautiful.

Lewis G. Larus Park is a beautiful wooded park. There are several different hiking and biking trails to choose from, and the park is normally not too busy.

Once the site of the pump house that took water from the James River and supplied it to the City of Richmond, it is now a park with hiking and mountain biking trails. The old pump house and canal system is still standing in the park.

Lewis G. Larus Park is a beautiful wooded park. There are several different hiking and running trails to choose from and the park is normally not too busy.

This is the parking lot at the western terminus of the North Bank Trail. Just beyond the parking lot you can see an 1800s-era gothic-style stone pump house that once supplied Richmond with drinking water from the James River. Because there is a parking lot at both ends of the North Bank Trail, you can start the out-and-back route in either direction or shuttle cars.

Pump House Park was built at the end of the 19th century to serve the Richmond city waterworks. The impressive Victorian gothic style building will be converted into a visitor's centre or James River museum in the future.