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We are thinking of our neighbors in SWVA and are grateful for the first responders and organizations that are providing assistance. Virginia's Blue Ridge region (Cities of Roanoke & Salem and Counties of Botetourt, Franklin, & Roanoke) was fortunate to sustain minimal damage from the storm and our local businesses are open and ready to welcome visitors. Learn More
Discover the TransAmerica Bicycle Trail near Roanoke, VA, a scenic segment of the renowned 4,228-mile US Bicycle Route 76, also known as the TransAm Trail. Virginia’s Blue Ridge section spans approximately 85 miles from Christiansburg to Lexington, showcasing breathtaking mountain views, serene countryside, and historic towns like Daleville, Troutville, and Buchanan in Botetourt County.
Cyclists can expect challenging climbs through the Appalachian and Blue Ridge Mountains, rewarding them with stunning landscapes along the way. Roanoke serves as a pivotal stop offering essential amenities such as bike shops, accommodations, and dining options, making it ideal for rest and replenishment.
The local cycling community provides valuable support and camaraderie to riders exploring this iconic trail. Weather varies by season, from warm summers perfect for biking to refreshing spring and fall rides. Whether you’re an experienced cyclist or new to long-distance biking, the TransAmerica Bicycle Trail near Roanoke promises an unforgettable journey through Virginia’s natural beauty and historic charm. Plan your adventure and experience the allure of this cross-country route ending in Yorktown on Virginia’s coast.
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Visit Virginia’s Blue Ridge is committed to cultivating an atmosphere that welcomes and celebrates the unique backgrounds, abilities, passions, and perspectives of our vibrant community. As our region’s only destination marketing organization, we have a responsibility to showcase the best the Roanoke Region has to offer, and those assets and strengths come in varied forms. We embrace differences in race, religion, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity or expression, language, visible and invisible disabilities, and all the intersecting identities that make Virginians and visitors alike so unique. We believe our differences make us stronger– and better.