James River Richmond VA

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This river running right through downtown Richmond offers sightseeing rides on an antique paddlewheel steamer or on a raft with a trained guide, as ā€¦

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Apr 22, 2024
Walking along the James River is what it is ... a nice walk. There are some paths that lead you to a wonderful pedestrian bridge. Something the entire family can enjoy. Full review by Reeni01
Aug 21, 2023
We took a one mile walk from our hotel located next to the Convention Center to the river and proceeded to make a 6-mile loop from there on a portion of the large network of trails and pathways. Someā€¦ Full review by Mike O
Jul 2, 2023
Great place to walk and enjoy the scenery. Dog friendly and easy to park. Stop at the Civil War Museum. Full review by Jmarc49

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Greyhound!
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Where is the address that I can park and hike?
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Pony Pasture 7310 Riverside Dr. Richmond VA 23225 This is a popular swimming and sunbathing area. It also provides access for Class II whitewater boating and good fishing for ā€¦
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Pony Pasture 7310 Riverside Dr. Richmond VA 23225 This is a popular swimming and sunbathing area. It also provides access for Class II whitewater boating and good fishing for smallmouth bass. River features include multiple small rapids and lots of big rocks. There is parking for 150 cars but crowded conditions make summer parking extremely difficult. For less hassle, visit Pony Pasture from late May to early September before 11 a.m. 804ā€646ā€5733. Other addresses and places along the James River: 4401 Riverside Dr. 2301 Riverside Dr.#TAB# 2101 Riverside Dr.#TAB# Richmond VA 23225 The main area has three entrances off Riverside Dr., south of the river. The 43nd St. entrance has parking for 30 cars. There is a trail along a river channel and river access over several small islands. The park system's headquarters is located at the nearby Reedy Creek canoe launch area with parking for 15 cars. Restrooms and a drinking fountain at the park headquarters are rarely open except for special programs. The 22nd Street entrance has parking for about 45 cars. There is a short walk to trails and dry rocks behind a dam that provides an alternate access to Belle Isle. There is a mountain bike trail that links the Riverbed Trail to the Buttermilk Trail.
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