Trails, tracks & footways in the city of Virginia Beach, Virginia
133 trails, tracks, and footways mapped in Virginia Beach, featuring details like surface type, width, and bicycle access. Perfect for urban planning and recreational GIS projects.
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Access detailed information on over 130 trails, tracks, and footways across Virginia Beach tailored for GIS professionals. This dataset is ideal for mapping and planning outdoor recreational or transportation projects. It comprehensively covers various attributes like surface type—ranging from wood, grass, and concrete to dirt—and accessibility features such as designated horse trails and bicycle-friendly paths. Among the highlighted trails are Cape Henry Trail with its wooden surface and bicycle access, and Buffington Trail known for its dirt surface and good visibility, also designated for horses. These insights help in assessing the suitability of each trail for different activities and planning needs.
The Trails, tracks & footways in Virginia Beach dataset comprises a range of features, including:
- Cape Henry Trail
- Osmanthus Trail
- Bayville Greenway
- Main Trail
- Nimmo Pkwy Multi-Use Path
- London Bridge Rd Multi-Use Path
- Scout Trail
- Buffington Trail
- Dam Neck Rd Multi-Use Path
- Buckner Rd Multi-Use Path
- Holland Rd Multi-Use Path
- Independence Blvd Multi-Use Path
- Independence Rd Multi-Use Path
- Laskin Construction Gauntlet
- Baxter Rd Multi-Use Path
- Landsworth Street
- South Norfolk Jordan Bridge
- Little Island Trails
- Shuttle Trail
- North Pond Trail
- Cutthroat Trail
- Coast Artillery Road
- Bivovac Road
- Mundens Road
Once you have signed up for your Felt account, you will be have your own interactive map of Trails, tracks & footways in Virginia Beach. From there, you can style, filter, inspect, transform and export your revised data in GeoPackage format. Furthermore, explore our rich archive of pre-assembled GIS data, presenting a multitude of supplementary datasets curated for Virginia Beach.
