Bike Paths and Trails in Foggy Bottom, DC

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The trail is a great, cheap, 3 day weekend (or less, depending how fast, and how far you want to go) getaway ...

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Washington, DC, has long been called the City of Trees. Despite a net tree-cover loss of roughly 60 percent since 1...

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The 7.9-mile one-way Fort Circle Trail is the only singletrack trail in the District on which mountain biking...

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The paved W&OD Trail (as it is commonly known) is one of the region's most popular rail-trails. Used regularly b...

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The College Park Trolley Line Trail provides a safe pathway for students, from kindergartners to doctoral candidate...

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The 11-mile Capital Crescent Trail follows the route of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad's Georgetown Branch rail l...

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Named for the crescent-shaped path it takes through the District and Montgomery County, this tree-lined trail trans...

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(Trail Side): Bluemont Junction began operation in 1912 as a part of the newly formed Washington & Old Dominion...

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There are three entrances to Lake Artemesia. At the last one turn right over a footbridge, then left to continue...

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I road out 5 miles along the river, before turning back. The road is paved in most

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The lower end of the trail is atop a levee along the Northeast Branch. At around the midpoint is Riverdale Park,...

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The Suitland Parkway trail is a short paved multi-use path that runs adjacent to Suitland Parkway in SE D.C. The...

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The lower half of the trail passes several playgrounds and picnic areas, while the upper half is woodsy and cool...

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The Custis Trail is a popular urban route that links Virginia's D.C. suburbs with the District itself, connectin...

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Unlike many cities around the country,Washington,D.C.?s business districts and community living are located in clos...

C & O Canal National Historical Park