one of Virginia’s most beloved rail trails, is now officially open to e-bike riders on the 17-mile stretch between Abingdon and Damascus—a route affectionately referred to as “Start to the ...

SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA (WJHL) — The portion of the Virginia Creeper Trail from Abingdon to Damascus has reopened following ...

Vance made his first official trip as vice president to the Washington County town of Damascus, which sustained heavy damage in the Sept. 29 flooding.

In Southwest Virginia, the Virginia Creeper Trail, a popular rail trail that was damaged during Hurricane Helene is slated to be rebuilt beginning this summer, a project expected to cost $660 million.

DAMASCUS, Va. (WCYB) — The Virginia Creeper Trail, which brings tourists from around the world and business to Damascus, is receiving funding to rebuild from the federal government. Since Helene ...

Vice President JD Vance returned to Damascus on Monday afternoon and said the town’s progress in recovering from last September’s Hurricane Helene damage is being hindered by slow federal bureaucracy.

“We are eager to explore opportunities to rebuild the Virginia Creeper ... Valley and connecting to Damascus. Debris has already been cleared along the remaining trail miles from Damascus ...

And yet this tiny hamlet in the mountains of southwest Virginia has become known as Trail Town USA. Damascus is the crossroads for a handful of high-profile paths, most notably the Appalachian Trail.

The Creeper Trail is a hotspot for families to enjoy the outdoors, and this time of year the colors in the trees brings people from all over the country. The Creeper Trail is a hotspot for ...

A couple of things that seemed to matter the most to the people of Damascus was this incredible bike trail [Virginia Creeper Trail] and hiking trail that runs along these mountains. It’s a major ...

FIRST ON FOX: JD Vance is "fulfilling his promise" to American voters as he makes his first trip as vice president to Damascus, Virginia, on Monday to visit areas affected by Hurricane Helene in ...

MARION, Va. (WJHL) — The National Forest Service is asking for public input on the future of the Virginia Creeper Trail, which was heavily damaged by Hurricane Helene. Input is sought regarding ...