Important Notices
| COVID-19 & the VBWTBefore heading out to visit a site on the Virginia Bird & Wildlife Trail, be sure to check if that site has any COVID-19 policies or closures in place. This information is typically posted on a site's own website. |
Sites On This Loop
- CAP01: Rockwood Park
- CAP02: Pocahontas State Park
- CAP02A: Richmond National Battlefield Park at Drewrys Bluff
- CAP03: Henricus Park/Dutch Gap Conservation Area
- CAP04: Battery Dantzler Park
- CAP05: R. Garland Dodd Park at Points of Rocks
- CAP06: John J. Radcliffe Appomattox River Conservation Area
- CAP06A: James River National Wildlife Refuge
- CAP07: Appomattox River Park
- CAP08: Richard Bland College
Description
From a small canoe launch on the Appomattox River to the 7,500 acres of Virginia’s largest state park, Pocahontas State Park, the Appomattox Loop offers opportunity to experience wildlife in a variety of habitats. Uplands and riparian woodlands, wetlands, lakes and ponds, and grassy openings provide the canvas on which to view heron rookeries, beaver lodges, grazing deer, and a myriad of migrant and nesting songbirds. Nature centers and boardwalks that extend out into marsh overlooks, in addition to extensive trail systems, serve to increase the opportunities to access the Appomattox Loop’s natural resources.
Loop Map
Services
Colonial Heights Chamber of Commerce
804.526.5872
Greater Richmond Chamber of Commerce
804.648.1234
jim.dunn@grcc.com
Hopewell Area-Prince George Chamber Of Commerce
804.458.5536
Hopewell Office of Tourism
800.863.8687
lfortenberry@ci.hopewell.va.us
Petersburg Chamber of Commerce
804.733.8131
pcoc@aol.com
Richmond Metro Convention and Visitors Bureau
800.370.9004
jberry@richmondva.org