Connecting history today and building tomorrow.
Erin Burch Erin Burch

Connecting history today and building tomorrow.

We’re excited for the future Shenandoah Rail Trail, which will make exploring the Valley’s history and culture even more fun. This trail will connect towns and create a safe, fun way for people to get to local events, all while learning about the region’s rich history.

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We’re Sticking Around!
Erin Burch Erin Burch

We’re Sticking Around!

Thank you for keeping the momentum for the Shenandoah Rail Trail alive and growing. In partnership with nine towns and three counties, Friends of the Shenandoah Rail Trail remains dedicated to transforming this unused corridor into a safe, accessible path for Every Body.

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This is not the trail you advocated for.
Erin Burch Erin Burch

This is not the trail you advocated for.

And as we expected, rail-with-trail advocates are not building the Shenandoah Rail Trail that you advocated for to your local and state lawmakers and that the General Assembly set aside funding to make happen.

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Connections in the making
Erin Burch Erin Burch

Connections in the making

Communities along the proposed route have already begun to envision their towns with a Shenandoah Valley Rail Trail.

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How did this get started?
Erin Burch Erin Burch

How did this get started?

The idea of converting the unused north-south rail corridor in Shenandoah and Rockingham counties to a multi-use trail was sparked back in 2016 when the town of Woodstock formed the Woodstock Exploratory Rails to Trails Committee.

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