Also in the West End, Ben Brenman Park has open playing fields, paths, a playground and a pond that are all great for families and kids. Nearby, The Winkler Botanical Preserve is one of the best spots in the region to scope out native plant and flower species, and it also has a trail network through small waterfalls and a pond. Dora Kelley Nature Park is a 50-acre wildlife preserve with prime birding along nature trails and water features.
Nature Parks and Trails City of Alexandria Image Credit: Evan Michio for the City of AlexandriaĪlexandria is also home to an impressive number of nature parks, preservation areas and trail networks dispersed throughout the city.
Jones Point Park, part of the National Park Service, is home to the last riverine lighthouse in Virginia and one of the original boundary stones for Washington, DC. It’s also a favorite fishing spot in Alexandria, includes part of the Mount Vernon Trail with additional trail networks, and has multiple basketball courts and green space for group activities. Locals flock to Founders Park, with an unfenced dog run, a volleyball court and lots of open space for play. Photo by Evan Michio Image Credit: Evan Michio for the City of AlexandriaĪlexandria boasts eight waterfront parks, each with ample green space and gorgeous views. Waterfront Parks Jones Point Lighthouse, City of Alexandria.
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Pro tip: check out a bike from Bike and Roll or the nearby Capital Bikeshare stations and pedal along the Potomac via this treasure of a trail. Along the trail in Alexandria are some of the best spots in the region for birdwatching, including bald eagles often found near Jones Point Park and Belle Haven Park in South Old Town. Davidson for Visit AlexandriaĪlexandria’s Mount Vernon Trail beckons runners, walkers and cyclists with 18 miles of waterfront vistas, loads of green space and an easily accessible route that runs all the way from George Washington’s Mount Vernon estate up to Washington, D.C. region, keep reading for a roundup of some of the best activities for outdoor enthusiasts in Alexandria. Whether you’re in town for the weekend or live in the D.C. AAA named Alexandria one of the “Ten Most Walkable Cities” in the country, but if a walk isn’t enough exercise, hiking and biking trails wind along the waterfront with breathtaking views of the Potomac River, with plenty of parks, nature trails, and specialty activities like golf, sailing, basketball, volleyball, yoga, birding and more. on the Potomac River, Alexandria offers visitors a chance to escape to the great outdoors without leaving town. Be sure to check your mail.Just outside of D.C. In the case of extreme weather, an email will be sent out 2 hours before to cancel. More details will be emailed out prior to the event. We'll meet in the green space between the river and the parking lot. There are restrooms are on site and plenty of parking. Let's be green! No need to print tickets! Things you may need: water, sunscreen, bug spray, hat, sunglasses, comfortable clothing, closed toe shoes.Ĭheck-in will begin at 8:45 am and we will promptly begin at 9 am. If we are lucky, we may even see bald eagle!
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What to expect: This hour-long Hikyoga event will feature a 1.5 mile hike beginning and ending at Belle Haven Park following a trail through Dyke Marsh. Looking to get outside and enjoy nature? Peaceful river views and green space, an oasis in the city! A hiking + yoga = Hikyoga will ground your senses, and get the body moving and connected.mind, body, spirit! Join us for a hike + yoga = Hikyoga! Enjoy some outdoor time and a mind-body refresh by the Potomac! About this Event
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