Southwest Virginia is bursting with opportunities to get outside and explore, and more people are looking to move here to the Roanoke Valley specifically to satisfy their adventurous
spirit.
Nestled between the Blue Ridge and Appalachian Mountains, some of the region's most popular adventures are found along the abundant hiking trails that feature a wide variety of trails for different levels of adventurers! You can start out easy and then work your way on up to the longer, and sometimes more strenuous hikes.

Did you know we have both a Greenway AND Blueway in Roanoke? We do!
But what do the colors mean anyway?

The Roanoke Greenway is the path that runs parallel to the Roanoke River (which is the Blueway). In the Blueway you can enjoy fishing, tubing, swimming and all things water.
The Roanoke Valley Greenway system has over 30 miles of space spanning all the way from Salem to Botetourt and is used for outdoor recreational activities like walking, biking, rollerblading and skateboarding.
Personally, I enjoy the walking part. You can see beautiful sites, talk with great friends, people watch or just get your time in exercising.
A group of friends and I were walking along the Greenway last week after stopping at Blue Cow Ice Cream