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The Trillium Trail is a well-maintained packed dirt trail that loops Sandy Bottom Nature Park. The trail is completely flat and pass a couple of lovely ponds, so it is a great place for a relaxed ride.

Fort Monroe, nicknamed the “Gibraltar of the Chesapeake,” is the largest historic stone fort in America. It was built between 1819 and 1834 to guard the entrance to Chesapeake Bay.

The Mariners’ Museum was designated by Congress as America’s National Maritime Museum. It has one of the largest maritime artifact collections in North America.

Mariners’ Lake Natural Area is a scenic conservation space with wooded trails that loop around a 167‑acre reservoir. The park is popular with bikers and hikers.

Fort Monroe in Virginia has a rich history, built in the early 19th century to guard the entrance to Chesapeake Bay. It played a crucial role in the Civil War as a Union stronghold. Later, it served as a military post until its closure in 2011. Today, it stands as a national monument.

In 1979, Western Railroad donated the land to establish this place. Its mission is to protect the forest, meadows, marshlands, and creek, and to preserve the native plants within its boundaries. There are plenty of opportunities to see unique plant and wildlife.

S.B. Ballard Stadium is a 21,944 capacity multi-purpose stadium opened in 1936 that sits right next to the Old Dominion University Campus. Old Dominion University is the Norfolk public research division of William & Mary College.

In 1979, Western Railroad donated the land to establish this place. Its mission is to protect the forest, meadows, marshlands, and creek, and to preserve the native plants within its boundaries. There are plenty of opportunities to see unique plant and wildlife.