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The route begins at Patrick Henry High School’s artistic bus shelter, continues through the Grandin Village neighborhood, then travels along the Roanoke River Greenway towards downtown. Connecting with the Mill Mountain Greenway at Williamson Road, it then follows the greenway into downtown Proper. The bulk of the pieces you’ll explore are in the downtown core. From there, the route leads into a portion of the Old Southwest neighborhood, where it will loop back into the mail route at Wasena Park. The directions assume you are traveling to and from Patrick Henry High school, though you may start the route at whatever point you choose. Visit the Art by Bike webpage for step-by-step directions.

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  • Directions: The route runs between Downtown Roanoke and the Grandin Village area.
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  • Difficulty Level: Easy
  • Distance in Miles - Round Trip: 8.5
  • Sports: Biking
Driving Distances
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