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While the entire 57-mile length of the New River Trail is technically all state park land, this section of the trail offers a bit of forest for exploring as well as public river access in conjunction with the Virginia Department of Conservation Recreation. Baker Island, a small forested island in the river, can be accessed from this area if you brave a river crossing.

With views of distant mountains to the south and the serene waters of the New River beneath you, this wooden bridge can be a good spot to stop and soak up some of the beauty of the trail.

The Whistle Stop Inn is a small, one-unit, nightly rental that is just steps away from New River Trail. The building was originally used as the city of Allisonia's train station in the late 1800's. It sleeps 2 to 4 people and can be reserved through New River Retreat's website.

The Horse Nettle Trail is a popular path in the George Washington and Jefferson National Forests area. The first part of the trail is tight singletrack through the trees, while the second half of the trail opens into double track and climbs to the top of Brushy Mountain.

Hethwood Pond creates a beautiful environment in Hethwood Park, with willow trees surrounding it, some nice gazebos, and a lot of benches and tables; a great spot for a picnic.

Pandapas Pond is a small 8-acre reservoir outside of Blacksburg, Virginia. The pond was man-made and is encompassed by a hiking and running trail featuring a boardwalk in areas.

The Huckleberry Trail is a nearly 15-mile smooth, wide, paved path. It moves from the library in Blacksburg to the New River Mall and crosses several roads and bridges and passes through a number of parks. The trail has a bunch of different parking areas and trailheads, so you can start your ride from a number of areas.

From Horse Nettle Trail you can peek through the trees for a view of the Gap Mountain ridge.