Reviewed by: TODD ,  Weekend Warrior

Summary:
I REALL LIKED IT

Recommended Route:
44E IS KNOWN AS 264E NOW

Reviewed by: Mike ,  Racer , from VA. Beach

Summary:
This trail is great for families, it is a pretty flat ride and kids can keep up with you. If you want technical trails go to the mountains.

Recommended Route:
start at the boat ramp and go to shore dr. parking lot and back

Other recommended trails in the same area:
york river, or go to WV

Reviewed by: JOE , from STAUNTON

Summary:
THIS TRAIL/BIKE PATH OR WHAT YOU WANT TO CALL IT REALLY DOES SUCK. THE FIRST AND LAST TIME I RODE THIS TRAIL I RECEIVED A TRESPASSING TICKET WHICH COST ME 75 DOLLARS AND THIS WENT ON MY PERMENANT RECORD.

Recommended Route:
NOT RECOMMENDED

Reviewed by: Roscoe Scarborough , from Virginia Beach, VA.

Summary:
The Cape Henry trail which is legal is flat and a good place for a cardio workout but nothing else. Nice scenery. But the illegal trails are cool for coastal. Great for families or people with severe heart conditions. Crowded.

Recommended Route:
I would recommend the trails that you are not allowed to ride on but you may get in trouble.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Go to Ipswitch, or to Waller Mill or York River.

Reviewed by: Robert , from Virginia Beach

Summary:
The Cape Henry Trail: Where else in the universe can you ride from the Atlantic Ocean through a southern cypress swamp to the Chesapeake Bay, turn around, retrace a bit, edge a black water lake, cross a salt marsh nested by ospray, pass through a cathedral of Spanish moss and wind up on an inland bay [Linkhorn]? This is not a difficult trail, even families with children ride it, but it is a treat for the soul. During the cold months this is a good work out - you can develop some serious speed, splash through black black mud after a rain, and smack a contrary root or two. Bring a camera.

Recommended Route:
Enter at 64th Street - or - at the campground stoplight on Shore Drive.