First Landing State Park – First Landing State Park loop from Bayside

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First Landing State Park – First Landing State Park loop from Bayside

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15,333

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First Landing State Park – First Landing State Park loop from Bayside

02:19

37.5km

50m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 2, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 543 m for 60 m

After 37.1 km for 75 m

Waypoints

Start point

Parking

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2.84 km

View of the Wetlands

Highlight • Viewpoint

This spot along the roadside trail gives you great views over the water and wetlands; on the far side, there's a golf course. Watch for birds!

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10.1 km

First Landing State Park

Highlight • Trail

This is where English colonists first set foot on America's shores in 1607. The area has miles of trails, sandy beaches along Chesapeake Bay, bald cypress swamps, maritime forests and …

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10.2 km

Chesapeake Indians Sign at First Landing State Park

Highlight • Monument

First Landing State Park is the biggest natural attraction in the city of Virginia Beach (besides the actual beach, of course). The trails here range from smooth and flat to …

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10.3 km

First Landing State Park

Highlight • Forest

There are a total of nine delightful trails in the park that you can combine with each other to make variations each time you come.

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18.1 km

Long Creek

Highlight • Beach

Long Creek offers wonderful, serene views of the Long Creek and Broad Bay Area of Virginia Beach.

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18.4 km

View of Long Creek

Highlight • Viewpoint

Long Creek offers wonderful, serene views of the Long Creek and Broad Bay Area of Virginia Beach.

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29.3 km

First Landing State Park

Highlight • Natural Monument

This is where English colonists first set foot on America's shores in 1607. The area has miles of trails, sandy beaches along Chesapeake Bay, bald cypress swamps, maritime forests and …

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31.2 km