Set along the Thomas Jefferson Parkway, Saunders-Monticello Trail is among the many trails that you will find near the parkway. Spread across two miles (3.22 kilometers), this scenic trail is a favorable spot among hikers and walkers. Wheelchair users can also use this route. Amazing Blue Ridge Mountain views, ravines and hardwood forest are part of this road. Winding through with trees on its sides, this wide road is always shaded and offers a refreshing walk or hike. Cycling is allowed as well.
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A serene stretch of lush green trees and bushes, Rivanna Trail is a great place to spend a quiet moment in the bustling city. One of the most picturesque spots in the city, the lengthy trail is great for an early morning jog or a walk, with the sweet sounds of bird-calls in the background. Accessible through two major roads, this is where you should head to, when you're looking to for a healthy break, or to just enjoy the view.
Ivy Creek Natural Area is a forested area owned by City of Charlottesville and Albermarle County. The area is populated by hardwood and pine plantations, natural springs and beautiful streams. Walking trails are also accessible to the public.
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Booker T. Washington Park is developed on a land granted by Paul Goodloe Mcintire. Today, the park boasts of several amenities including an outdoor pool, bath house, wading area and basketball courts.
