Queen City News talked with community events & economic engagement coordinator K.T. Martin about their recovery efforts and ...

Eleven months removed from devastating flooding, the town of Damascus continues to recover both physically and financially.

SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA (WJHL) — The portion of the Virginia Creeper Trail from Abingdon to Damascus has reopened following historic flooding brought to the region by Hurricane Helene. According to a ...

The Virginia Creeper Trail between Damascus and Whitetop Mountain remains closed due to significant safety concerns and ongoing recovery work.

DAMASCUS, Va. (WCYB) — Eighteen of the 34 miles of the Virginia Creeper Trail have been damaged by Helene. Bikers are able to enjoy the lower part of the trail from Abingdon to Damascus but ...

DAMASCUS — The Virginia Creeper Trail is now open to e-bike use on the 17-mile section between Abingdon and Damascus, from the Start to the Heart. With the ever-growing popularity of e-bikes ...

Flood damage to Creeper Trail could have long-term impacts on Damascus, county The trail attracts about 250,000 users each year ...

Riding The Virginia Creeper Trail The trail ride begins at Whitetop Station, Virginia, and runs through Damascus to Abingdon. The first section to Damascus is mainly downhill, with a gentle ...

The eastern half of the Virginia Creeper Trail remains closed as crews work to rebuild many sections damaged by Hurricane Helene.

DAMASCUS, Va. (WJHL) — Debris and downed trees left by Hurricane Helene will be cleared from part of the Virginia Creeper Trail starting Wednesday. The U.S. Forest Service stated in a news ...

Two of the most popular trails in the Southeast- the Creeper and Appalachia- converge in Damascus. The town celebrates those attractions every May and the 31st edition is this weekend.

Federal funds to repair a portion of the Virginia Creeper Trail have begun flowing, Virginia Gov. Glenn Younkgin announced.