Fitness Trails
Staying fit on your visit to Hampton is easy. Simply take advantage of walking and hiking on one of our many trails. The trails range in difficulty from an easy 1.7 mile trail with 18 fixed stations and signage explaining each activity to a rugged 3 mile walking, jogging and skating trail.
4 Recreation Sites Found
Fort Monroe Moat Trail
The Moat Trail is currently CLOSED.
Fort Monroe
Hampton, Virginia
Hampton, Virginia
Gosnold's Hope Park
901 E. Little Back River Road
Hampton, Virginia
(757) 850-5116
Hampton, Virginia
(757) 850-5116
Gosnold’s Hope Park is the second largest developed park in the city, consisting of 105 acres. It offers eight picnic facilities complete with tables and grills, campsites, restrooms, a public boat ramp, a fitness trail, athletic fields, children’s playground, and a BMX track.The park is open daily from 7am to sunset.
Matteson Trail
Watch out for stray balls from the golf course as
you enjoy this picturesque trail!
320 Butler Farm Road
Hampton, Virginia
(757) 766-9148
Hampton, Virginia
(757) 766-9148
The Matteson Trail is encircles the Hampton's Golf Course. The 3-mile nature/fitness trail is named in honor of Tess Matteson, a member of the Hampton Roads Bird Club who was instrumental in the development of the trail. The trail begins and ends at the Sentara Health & Fitness Center.The trail is open from 7am to sunset and walking in pairs is encouraged.
Sandy Bottom Nature Park
City of Hampton's premier park is a 456 acre
environmental education and wildlife management
facility.
1255 Big Bethel Road
Hampton, Virginia
(757) 825-4657
Hampton, Virginia
(757) 825-4657
Born from borrow pits and garbage dumps, the park is truly a success story of reclamation of our natural resources. From the 10,000 square foot nature center overlooking Sandy Bottom Lake to the elusive creatures that inhabit the wetland marshes, there is something for everyone at the Sandy Bottom Nature Park. We invite you to explore nature the way it was meant to be.
4 Recreation Sites Found
