Sponsored by The Orion Home Group, Written by Jennifer Bailey
Sometimes we all just need to pause. Even here at Lake Anna where time slows and it seems like nothing is more important than the enjoyment of what’s around us, our busy lives can get in the way. And there’s nothing that slows the mind and brings peace to the soul like a good walking trail or scenic hike! Here are three favorite scenic trails in the tri county area of Lake Anna that all ages can enjoy:
The Railroad Ford Trail at Lake Anna State Park at 6800 Lawyers Rd in Spotsylvania Courthouse: Within the breathtaking landscape of Lake Anna State Park in Spotsylvania County, Virginia, lies the Railroad Ford Trail. Spanning a modest 1.4 miles, this trail is but a fragment of the historic 17.5-mile rail corridor forged in 1917 to support the war efforts of yesteryears. Today, it stands as a testament to resilience, offering visitors a serene walk shaded by the state park’s towering trees. To start on this journey, follow the meandering path past the park’s visitor center and boat-rental area until the sidewalk yields to nature’s invitation. Entrance fees and operating hours vary seasonally.
Trevilian Station Battlefield Park at 1056 Oakland Rd in Louisa: Step back in time and travel the hallowed grounds of the Battle of Trevilian Station in historic Louisa County. Visitors can explore the very terrain where history’s echoes still linger. These trails, open to the public from Memorial Day to Labor Day, offer a solemn retreat for reflection and remembrance. Accessible only by foot or horseback, the Trevilian Station Battlefield Park trails ensure an immersive experience untainted by modern intrusions.
Montpelier Trails at 11350 Constitution Highway in Montpelier Station: Venture into the heart of Orange County and immerse yourself in the natural splendor of Montpelier’s vast landscapes. These meticulously marked trails wind through horse pastures, wildflower meadows, and ancient forests, offering a glimpse into Virginia’s untamed beauty. Embrace the opportunity to roam these trails during Montpelier’s operating hours with the purchase of a tour or property pass. Experience the Blue Ridge Mountains and forge intimate connections with nature.
May the tranquility of nature rejuvenate your spirit!
Hi! I’m Jennifer Bailey and I partner with entrepreneurs who have massive ideas that could change the world. Most marketing is meaningless. Filled with empty promises, its only job is to bring in new traffic, new leads, and new customers. But I’ve drawn a line in the sand, and I’ve learned that marketing can do so much more than reach business goals and build profit. My methods give businesses the fire and soul they need to reach the right people, set the groundwork for sustainable relationships, and offer true value to the people on both the giving and receiving ends of marketing.
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Sponsored by The Orion Home Group, Written by Jennifer Bailey
Sometimes we all just need to pause. Even here at Lake Anna where time slows and it seems like nothing is more important than the enjoyment of what’s around us, our busy lives can get in the way. And there’s nothing that slows the mind and brings peace to the soul like a good walking trail or scenic hike! Here are three favorite scenic trails in the tri county area of Lake Anna that all ages can enjoy:
The Railroad Ford Trail at Lake Anna State Park at 6800 Lawyers Rd in Spotsylvania Courthouse: Within the breathtaking landscape of Lake Anna State Park in Spotsylvania County, Virginia, lies the Railroad Ford Trail. Spanning a modest 1.4 miles, this trail is but a fragment of the historic 17.5-mile rail corridor forged in 1917 to support the war efforts of yesteryears. Today, it stands as a testament to resilience, offering visitors a serene walk shaded by the state park’s towering trees. To start on this journey, follow the meandering path past the park’s visitor center and boat-rental area until the sidewalk yields to nature’s invitation. Entrance fees and operating hours vary seasonally.
Trevilian Station Battlefield Park at 1056 Oakland Rd in Louisa: Step back in time and travel the hallowed grounds of the Battle of Trevilian Station in historic Louisa County. Visitors can explore the very terrain where history’s echoes still linger. These trails, open to the public from Memorial Day to Labor Day, offer a solemn retreat for reflection and remembrance. Accessible only by foot or horseback, the Trevilian Station Battlefield Park trails ensure an immersive experience untainted by modern intrusions.
Montpelier Trails at 11350 Constitution Highway in Montpelier Station: Venture into the heart of Orange County and immerse yourself in the natural splendor of Montpelier’s vast landscapes. These meticulously marked trails wind through horse pastures, wildflower meadows, and ancient forests, offering a glimpse into Virginia’s untamed beauty. Embrace the opportunity to roam these trails during Montpelier’s operating hours with the purchase of a tour or property pass. Experience the Blue Ridge Mountains and forge intimate connections with nature.
May the tranquility of nature rejuvenate your spirit!
Hi! I’m Jennifer Bailey and I partner with entrepreneurs who have massive ideas that could change the world. Most marketing is meaningless. Filled with empty promises, its only job is to bring in new traffic, new leads, and new customers. But I’ve drawn a line in the sand, and I’ve learned that marketing can do so much more than reach business goals and build profit. My methods give businesses the fire and soul they need to reach the right people, set the groundwork for sustainable relationships, and offer true value to the people on both the giving and receiving ends of marketing.