The greenway network includes over 400 miles of paved and natural surface trails for all types of visitors. Whether you’d like to stroll along a scenic waterway, explore parks and preserves with friends or family, commute to work by bike, or train for a race in your own backyard, the Roanoke Valley Greenway network offers an experience for everyone. Use the Trail Directory to find a route that is perfect for your next outing.
Roanoke Valley Greenways Trail Finder
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Volunteer spotlight
Trail work volunteers are the heart and soul of the Greenways!
We’re always looking for more help! Join the weekend work crew!
The 2025 Volunteer of the Year Award was enthusiastically presented at the annual volunteer picnic to current Greenway Commission (GC) Chairman and dedicated Mid-Week Crew member, Barry Trent! Former GC Chairman Greg Walter describes Barry’s trail work as “a real ‘energizer bunny’ when working on building trail. Working next to him can make me look like I’m goofing off.” Barry has also tirelessly led the GC Transition Committee tasked with evaluating and updating the job description for the vacant Greenway Coordinator position. Attending dozens of meetings and corresponding with the five member localities of the GC, Barry has devoted countless hours to the process of finding a new Greenway Coordinator. We are grateful for his service to the community and proudly add his name to the Volunteer of the Year plaque for 2025.
Barry Trent
Volunteer Of The Year 2025
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& Etiquette
Trail Rules & General Trail Etiquette
Some trails cross jurisdictions along route. Rules vary by jurisdiction.
review trail rules and guidelinesTrails in the Roanoke Valley Greenways system cross the following jurisdictions:
Roanoke County | City of Roanoke | City of Salem | Town of Vinton | Botetourt County











