Exploring the path of the Fall Line trail

[@colettearmstrong1484]

This is so exciting! Exactly what Richmond needs :)

[@andyballentine9171]

What a great new social infrastructure project, which will lead to lower stress levels, better health, greater longevity, and increased opportunities for social interaction, for those who will use it.

[@virginiasmelley2856]

Great views that will be available for all to see, coming soon....

[@kenhunt5153]

Thanks for making this and your organization. Work starts on the Bryan Park portion.

[@faithw9287]

That video was fabulous. Thank you so much for taking the time to do that. I was already excited. Now I'm even more excited. Thank You! :)

[@kjerulf5271]

An exciting project!! Thank you for making it real by walking it, brambles, wet & all! Cheers!

[@ericmartin8859]

Thanks Brantley for showing us the Fall Line trail up close.

[@picardy7488]

Thank you for this video!

[@shembop]

I cannot wait. I had to promise to stop biking into work in Richmond from Glen Allen (Laurel Park) area. This will let me bike into work again!

[@nataliebarron3589]

Thanks for video. Looking forward to using this trail in addition to the capital trail to go from Williamsburg to Ashland for a great bike adventure

[@Harry_Dunn]

Cool that you know where the trail goes but VDOT keeps telling residents that may have this trail cut through our yards that "There’s no formal trail plan has been determined.." Looking forward to learning more.

[@longlifeyoga]

Thanks for the trailblazing adventure video. Looks great!

[@woodycarr]

Great video! This is such an exciting project. Thanks for hiking the alignment!

[@kemberleychase6363]

Love the video but I was wondering if someone could walk (not literally) me through the area in the video from Branch Creek until Potterfield Bridge I am looking at the map but I am still a little confused.

[@loganjackson9559]

great project! I have gone through many of those areas before on bike... hoping they leave it unpaved for gravel cyclists and trail runners... even if its just temporarily

[@thegefster1988]

If you are a bike and like forest trails or gravel/dirt is Hanover county the best one to live in for access? I know about Pochohantes and others but Hanover looks very nice. Any suggestions?

[@jesseharris8310]

I am all for it. Is it really a “trail” if it’s paved?

[@michellemcneely9471]

Chesterfield County resident here… love the idea however would love for it to stay in its natural state and not paved. We have ridden horses for years on this railroad bed and would love for it to stay as natural as possible!

[@robertcarter4274]

NO! ABSOLUTELY DO NOT SUBMIT THIS WILD, PRISTINE, AND PRECIOUS BACK COUNTRY TO COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT!

[@zacharymurdock6721]

GOBBLESS BROTHER