The leaves are beginning to turn

Join us as we talk to a local hiker, Katie Jones, as she provides us her favorite ways to explore local trails.

In the annual Fall Foliage Report you’ll find information about leaf color changes that participating parks share each week in October.

Free parking, special programs and volunteer events planned

Rich Larochelle and Sarah Perry talk about some of the outdoor programs going on at Downtown Greens AND about the effort to raise $750,000 dollars to complete the purchase of 56 acres in the city.

Nowadays more places are accepting of pups traveling with their owners. Do you feel guilty leaving your pup behind when headed out on an adventure?

Drop off your acorns anytime before Oct. 14

Short and long scenic walks are available; all strolls are a great way to connect with nature and the family.

Experienced hikers know the importance of being prepared for any scenario. Do you know what to expect when the unexpected happens on trail?

Spraying took place in some neighborhoods Wednesday night

Your help is needed! Here’s how!

Throughout Virginia’s history, rivers have played a key role, from the ancient and meandering New River to the headwaters of the Rappahannock River and the expansive estuaries of the Potomac.

What is like to climb trees for a living? When you are James Earhart, it is anything but a normal day on the job.

Leesylvania, Widewater and Mason Neck state parks hosted youth ages 6-16 during July and August and provided a range of recreational activities

What’s new this year is that reservations must be made online through the new State Parks reservation system.

Believe it or not, fall is right around the corner! Virginia State Park officials say check mid-week for the most cabin availability.

Dr. Karra Pierce with the Wildlife Center of Virginia in Waynesboro oversaw the release of two bald eagles at Lake Anna State Park. She talks about their work in the Commonwealth and the need for volunteers.

This survey helps the state make outdoor decisions. Next one won’t be done for five years

Two juvenile bald eagles released back into nature