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THINGS TO DO
Within the James River Park, opportunities abound for on-your-own active or contemplative activities, or you can join a park sponsored JRPS Adventure Recreation Program or a commercial guided adventures. Of course, as a natural area with twisty trails, rugged rocks, a raging river, and more, the park has dangers within it.TRAILS OVERVIEW
Whether you’re looking for an easy walking path or a challenging bike trail, you’ll find what you’re looking for in the James River Park. With over 22 miles of trails that are open to both bikes and to foot traffic, diverse trail types range in difficulty from easy to advanced. The main loop – which features Buttermilk and North Bank PIPELINE - FRIENDS OF JAMES RIVER PARK The pipeline carries storm water to a holding tank located beyond the Mayo Bridge. Please pay attention to water levels for safety’s sake. And maybe cock an eye at the CSX railway viaduct overhead. There is a bike rack and although the ladder at the eastern end of the catwalk is still an obstacle for some, there is a new wooden staircase. JAMES RIVER PARK CALENDAR The James River Park Calendar shows upcoming events in and around and in support of the James River Park System in downtown Richmond,Virginia
BELLE ISLE - FRIENDS OF JAMES RIVER PARK A Popular RVA Spot. The infrared park counters have confirmed what most of us had suspected: Belle Isle is the park’s most popular site, attracting people of all ages to the wooded paths, mountain biking trails, bicycle skills area, historical sites, wheelchair-accessible fishing at the quarry pond, good sunbathing and the granite wall for rock climbing.PONY PASTURE RAPIDS
Possibly the biggest attraction to Pony Pasture is the rapids. Rated at class II, the rapids are part of the James River’s main channel. With the aid of park volunteers and funding from area recycling projects, the JRPS built steps that lead directly into the river and are fully equipped with a canoe launch, also suitable for kayaks andrafts.
ROCK POOLS - FRIENDS OF JAMES RIVER PARK Rock pools – also called potholes – are holes in the granite riverbed caused by the grinding action of gravel and stones during floods, or by the actions of man. Plants that thrive in and around them are uniquely adapted for their unusual, and often changeable and challenging, setting. Explore these fascinating specimens. ANCARROW’S LANDING & HISTORIC MANCHESTER SLAVE DOCKS Ancarrow’s includes the beginning of the Richmond Slave Trail. This self-guided trail covers nearly three miles and travels west along the James River, crossing to the northside of the river. For more information and a map of the trail, visit the Slave Trail Commissionwebpage.
T. TYLER POTTERFIELD MEMORIAL BRIDGE The long anticipated physical link between Brown’s Island and Manchester, this pedestrian and cycling pathway sits atop a former hydroelectric dam, some 20 feet above the river. Completed in 2016 and named for the late City of Richmond senior planner T. Tyler Potterfield, the bridge provides unequaled river vistas, panoramicviews of the
FRIENDS OF THE JAMES RIVER PARK The James River Park System. Owned by the City of Richmond, the JRPS is a public park in Richmond Virginia. The Friends are citizen stewards of the James River Park. We provide ongoing support for conservation, enhancement, and recreational enjoyment of the park, while protecting its natural and historic environments, in partnershipwith the
THINGS TO DO
Within the James River Park, opportunities abound for on-your-own active or contemplative activities, or you can join a park sponsored JRPS Adventure Recreation Program or a commercial guided adventures. Of course, as a natural area with twisty trails, rugged rocks, a raging river, and more, the park has dangers within it.TRAILS OVERVIEW
Whether you’re looking for an easy walking path or a challenging bike trail, you’ll find what you’re looking for in the James River Park. With over 22 miles of trails that are open to both bikes and to foot traffic, diverse trail types range in difficulty from easy to advanced. The main loop – which features Buttermilk and North Bank PIPELINE - FRIENDS OF JAMES RIVER PARK The pipeline carries storm water to a holding tank located beyond the Mayo Bridge. Please pay attention to water levels for safety’s sake. And maybe cock an eye at the CSX railway viaduct overhead. There is a bike rack and although the ladder at the eastern end of the catwalk is still an obstacle for some, there is a new wooden staircase. JAMES RIVER PARK CALENDAR The James River Park Calendar shows upcoming events in and around and in support of the James River Park System in downtown Richmond,Virginia
BELLE ISLE - FRIENDS OF JAMES RIVER PARK A Popular RVA Spot. The infrared park counters have confirmed what most of us had suspected: Belle Isle is the park’s most popular site, attracting people of all ages to the wooded paths, mountain biking trails, bicycle skills area, historical sites, wheelchair-accessible fishing at the quarry pond, good sunbathing and the granite wall for rock climbing.PONY PASTURE RAPIDS
Possibly the biggest attraction to Pony Pasture is the rapids. Rated at class II, the rapids are part of the James River’s main channel. With the aid of park volunteers and funding from area recycling projects, the JRPS built steps that lead directly into the river and are fully equipped with a canoe launch, also suitable for kayaks andrafts.
ROCK POOLS - FRIENDS OF JAMES RIVER PARK Rock pools – also called potholes – are holes in the granite riverbed caused by the grinding action of gravel and stones during floods, or by the actions of man. Plants that thrive in and around them are uniquely adapted for their unusual, and often changeable and challenging, setting. Explore these fascinating specimens. ANCARROW’S LANDING & HISTORIC MANCHESTER SLAVE DOCKS Ancarrow’s includes the beginning of the Richmond Slave Trail. This self-guided trail covers nearly three miles and travels west along the James River, crossing to the northside of the river. For more information and a map of the trail, visit the Slave Trail Commissionwebpage.
T. TYLER POTTERFIELD MEMORIAL BRIDGE The long anticipated physical link between Brown’s Island and Manchester, this pedestrian and cycling pathway sits atop a former hydroelectric dam, some 20 feet above the river. Completed in 2016 and named for the late City of Richmond senior planner T. Tyler Potterfield, the bridge provides unequaled river vistas, panoramicviews of the
THINGS TO DO
Within the James River Park, opportunities abound for on-your-own active or contemplative activities, or you can join a park sponsored JRPS Adventure Recreation Program or a commercial guided adventures. Of course, as a natural area with twisty trails, rugged rocks, a INVASIVE PLANT TASK FORCE, JAMES RIVER PARK SYSTEM April 1, 2021. The James River Association is a long-standing lead member of the JRPS Invasive Plant Task Force. JRA adopted Chapel Island as its project focus area, having already begun management work there in 2014, the year before the task force’s inception. The JRA/Chapel Island project showcases the impact of the long game thatis
MAPS - FRIENDS OF JAMES RIVER PARK - FRIENDS OF THE JAMES We are citizen stewards of the James River Park. We do this by providing ongoing support for conservation, enhancement, and recreational enjoyment of the James River Park, while protecting its natural and historic environments.THE WETLANDS
The Wetlands includes walking trails, a large meadow surrounded by swamp forest, and a shallow pond with wildlife viewing blinds. One of the three trails within follows the raised berm of the old quarry railroad, and a number of footbridges help to keep your feet dry! This wooded, swampy parcel is an easy stroll from the Pony Pasture lot anda
BOOKS & PAMPHLETS
Purchase a River Book. If you’re looking for a little river reading, we recommend the following: At the Falls: Richmond, Virginia and Its People, Marie Tyler McGraw ( buy online) Falls of the James, David D. Ryan ( find online) In River Time, Ann Woodlief. Insiders’ Guide to Richmond, Maureen Egan ( buy online)NORTH BANK PARK
Water Access for Exploring. The calm shallow waters and slower rapids make Texas Beach one of the safest water access points within the Park for wading and swimming. The area is great for snorkeling and there is plenty to explore: fish, turtles, shells, snails and unusual river-bottom features. Take the trail from the parking lot, cross thePUMPHOUSE PARK
Canal & Architecture. Named for one of the city’s most iconic buildings, the Pumphouse is an impressive granite Victorian Gothic structure built in 1882-3, which once served as Richmond’s primary water pumping station. Although the building is not usually open to the public, there are occasional tours and there are dreams ofrehabilitating
USE CAUTION ON THE RIVER! The Friends of the James River Park was established by a dedicated group of citizens in 1999 as an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) organization that works in partnership with the Park staff to promote, conserve andsupport the Park.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
J RR PR YSTEM Pony Pasture Rapids Nature Walk An Interpretive Guide to the Trails of the Pony Pasture in the James River Park System BEFOREYOU BEGIN:
COFFEE TABLE BOOK
Bill Draper, runner, photographer and park enthusiast has put together a spectacular 87-page compendium of 189 full color images of the trails, wildlife and vistas we love. This new hard cover book is available to order now. ALL of the proceeds will be donated to Friends of the James River park for the purpose of conserving, protecting FRIENDS OF THE JAMES RIVER PARK The James River Park System. Owned by the City of Richmond, the JRPS is a public park in Richmond Virginia. The Friends are citizen stewards of the James River Park. We provide ongoing support for conservation, enhancement, and recreational enjoyment of the park, while protecting its natural and historic environments, in partnershipwith the
THINGS TO DO
Within the James River Park, opportunities abound for on-your-own active or contemplative activities, or you can join a park sponsored JRPS Adventure Recreation Program or a commercial guided adventures. Of course, as a natural area with twisty trails, rugged rocks, a raging river, and more, the park has dangers within it.TRAILS OVERVIEW
Whether you’re looking for an easy walking path or a challenging bike trail, you’ll find what you’re looking for in the James River Park. With over 22 miles of trails that are open to both bikes and to foot traffic, diverse trail types range in difficulty from easy to advanced. The main loop – which features Buttermilk and North Bank PIPELINE - FRIENDS OF JAMES RIVER PARK The pipeline carries storm water to a holding tank located beyond the Mayo Bridge. Please pay attention to water levels for safety’s sake. And maybe cock an eye at the CSX railway viaduct overhead. There is a bike rack and although the ladder at the eastern end of the catwalk is still an obstacle for some, there is a new wooden staircase. JAMES RIVER PARK CALENDAR The James River Park Calendar shows upcoming events in and around and in support of the James River Park System in downtown Richmond,Virginia
BELLE ISLE - FRIENDS OF JAMES RIVER PARK A Popular RVA Spot. The infrared park counters have confirmed what most of us had suspected: Belle Isle is the park’s most popular site, attracting people of all ages to the wooded paths, mountain biking trails, bicycle skills area, historical sites, wheelchair-accessible fishing at the quarry pond, good sunbathing and the granite wall for rock climbing.PONY PASTURE RAPIDS
Possibly the biggest attraction to Pony Pasture is the rapids. Rated at class II, the rapids are part of the James River’s main channel. With the aid of park volunteers and funding from area recycling projects, the JRPS built steps that lead directly into the river and are fully equipped with a canoe launch, also suitable for kayaks andrafts.
ROCK POOLS - FRIENDS OF JAMES RIVER PARK Rock pools – also called potholes – are holes in the granite riverbed caused by the grinding action of gravel and stones during floods, or by the actions of man. Plants that thrive in and around them are uniquely adapted for their unusual, and often changeable and challenging, setting. Explore these fascinating specimens. ANCARROW’S LANDING & HISTORIC MANCHESTER SLAVE DOCKS Ancarrow’s includes the beginning of the Richmond Slave Trail. This self-guided trail covers nearly three miles and travels west along the James River, crossing to the northside of the river. For more information and a map of the trail, visit the Slave Trail Commissionwebpage.
T. TYLER POTTERFIELD MEMORIAL BRIDGE The long anticipated physical link between Brown’s Island and Manchester, this pedestrian and cycling pathway sits atop a former hydroelectric dam, some 20 feet above the river. Completed in 2016 and named for the late City of Richmond senior planner T. Tyler Potterfield, the bridge provides unequaled river vistas, panoramicviews of the
FRIENDS OF THE JAMES RIVER PARK The James River Park System. Owned by the City of Richmond, the JRPS is a public park in Richmond Virginia. The Friends are citizen stewards of the James River Park. We provide ongoing support for conservation, enhancement, and recreational enjoyment of the park, while protecting its natural and historic environments, in partnershipwith the
THINGS TO DO
Within the James River Park, opportunities abound for on-your-own active or contemplative activities, or you can join a park sponsored JRPS Adventure Recreation Program or a commercial guided adventures. Of course, as a natural area with twisty trails, rugged rocks, a raging river, and more, the park has dangers within it.TRAILS OVERVIEW
Whether you’re looking for an easy walking path or a challenging bike trail, you’ll find what you’re looking for in the James River Park. With over 22 miles of trails that are open to both bikes and to foot traffic, diverse trail types range in difficulty from easy to advanced. The main loop – which features Buttermilk and North Bank PIPELINE - FRIENDS OF JAMES RIVER PARK The pipeline carries storm water to a holding tank located beyond the Mayo Bridge. Please pay attention to water levels for safety’s sake. And maybe cock an eye at the CSX railway viaduct overhead. There is a bike rack and although the ladder at the eastern end of the catwalk is still an obstacle for some, there is a new wooden staircase. JAMES RIVER PARK CALENDAR The James River Park Calendar shows upcoming events in and around and in support of the James River Park System in downtown Richmond,Virginia
BELLE ISLE - FRIENDS OF JAMES RIVER PARK A Popular RVA Spot. The infrared park counters have confirmed what most of us had suspected: Belle Isle is the park’s most popular site, attracting people of all ages to the wooded paths, mountain biking trails, bicycle skills area, historical sites, wheelchair-accessible fishing at the quarry pond, good sunbathing and the granite wall for rock climbing.PONY PASTURE RAPIDS
Possibly the biggest attraction to Pony Pasture is the rapids. Rated at class II, the rapids are part of the James River’s main channel. With the aid of park volunteers and funding from area recycling projects, the JRPS built steps that lead directly into the river and are fully equipped with a canoe launch, also suitable for kayaks andrafts.
ROCK POOLS - FRIENDS OF JAMES RIVER PARK Rock pools – also called potholes – are holes in the granite riverbed caused by the grinding action of gravel and stones during floods, or by the actions of man. Plants that thrive in and around them are uniquely adapted for their unusual, and often changeable and challenging, setting. Explore these fascinating specimens. ANCARROW’S LANDING & HISTORIC MANCHESTER SLAVE DOCKS Ancarrow’s includes the beginning of the Richmond Slave Trail. This self-guided trail covers nearly three miles and travels west along the James River, crossing to the northside of the river. For more information and a map of the trail, visit the Slave Trail Commissionwebpage.
T. TYLER POTTERFIELD MEMORIAL BRIDGE The long anticipated physical link between Brown’s Island and Manchester, this pedestrian and cycling pathway sits atop a former hydroelectric dam, some 20 feet above the river. Completed in 2016 and named for the late City of Richmond senior planner T. Tyler Potterfield, the bridge provides unequaled river vistas, panoramicviews of the
THINGS TO DO
Within the James River Park, opportunities abound for on-your-own active or contemplative activities, or you can join a park sponsored JRPS Adventure Recreation Program or a commercial guided adventures. Of course, as a natural area with twisty trails, rugged rocks, a INVASIVE PLANT TASK FORCE, JAMES RIVER PARK SYSTEM April 1, 2021. The James River Association is a long-standing lead member of the JRPS Invasive Plant Task Force. JRA adopted Chapel Island as its project focus area, having already begun management work there in 2014, the year before the task force’s inception. The JRA/Chapel Island project showcases the impact of the long game thatis
MAPS - FRIENDS OF JAMES RIVER PARK - FRIENDS OF THE JAMES We are citizen stewards of the James River Park. We do this by providing ongoing support for conservation, enhancement, and recreational enjoyment of the James River Park, while protecting its natural and historic environments.THE WETLANDS
The Wetlands includes walking trails, a large meadow surrounded by swamp forest, and a shallow pond with wildlife viewing blinds. One of the three trails within follows the raised berm of the old quarry railroad, and a number of footbridges help to keep your feet dry! This wooded, swampy parcel is an easy stroll from the Pony Pasture lot anda
BOOKS & PAMPHLETS
Purchase a River Book. If you’re looking for a little river reading, we recommend the following: At the Falls: Richmond, Virginia and Its People, Marie Tyler McGraw ( buy online) Falls of the James, David D. Ryan ( find online) In River Time, Ann Woodlief. Insiders’ Guide to Richmond, Maureen Egan ( buy online)NORTH BANK PARK
Water Access for Exploring. The calm shallow waters and slower rapids make Texas Beach one of the safest water access points within the Park for wading and swimming. The area is great for snorkeling and there is plenty to explore: fish, turtles, shells, snails and unusual river-bottom features. Take the trail from the parking lot, cross thePUMPHOUSE PARK
Canal & Architecture. Named for one of the city’s most iconic buildings, the Pumphouse is an impressive granite Victorian Gothic structure built in 1882-3, which once served as Richmond’s primary water pumping station. Although the building is not usually open to the public, there are occasional tours and there are dreams ofrehabilitating
USE CAUTION ON THE RIVER! The Friends of the James River Park was established by a dedicated group of citizens in 1999 as an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) organization that works in partnership with the Park staff to promote, conserve andsupport the Park.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
J RR PR YSTEM Pony Pasture Rapids Nature Walk An Interpretive Guide to the Trails of the Pony Pasture in the James River Park System BEFOREYOU BEGIN:
COFFEE TABLE BOOK
Bill Draper, runner, photographer and park enthusiast has put together a spectacular 87-page compendium of 189 full color images of the trails, wildlife and vistas we love. This new hard cover book is available to order now. ALL of the proceeds will be donated to Friends of the James River park for the purpose of conserving, protecting FRIENDS OF THE JAMES RIVER PARK The James River Park System. Owned by the City of Richmond, the JRPS is a public park in Richmond Virginia. The Friends are citizen stewards of the James River Park. We provide ongoing support for conservation, enhancement, and recreational enjoyment of the park, while protecting its natural and historic environments, in partnershipwith the
THINGS TO DO
Within the James River Park, opportunities abound for on-your-own active or contemplative activities, or you can join a park sponsored JRPS Adventure Recreation Program or a commercial guided adventures. Of course, as a natural area with twisty trails, rugged rocks, a raging river, and more, the park has dangers within it.TRAILS OVERVIEW
Whether you’re looking for an easy walking path or a challenging bike trail, you’ll find what you’re looking for in the James River Park. With over 22 miles of trails that are open to both bikes and to foot traffic, diverse trail types range in difficulty from easy to advanced. The main loop – which features Buttermilk and North Bank PIPELINE - FRIENDS OF JAMES RIVER PARK The pipeline carries storm water to a holding tank located beyond the Mayo Bridge. Please pay attention to water levels for safety’s sake. And maybe cock an eye at the CSX railway viaduct overhead. There is a bike rack and although the ladder at the eastern end of the catwalk is still an obstacle for some, there is a new wooden staircase. JAMES RIVER PARK CALENDAR The James River Park Calendar shows upcoming events in and around and in support of the James River Park System in downtown Richmond,Virginia
BELLE ISLE - FRIENDS OF JAMES RIVER PARK A Popular RVA Spot. The infrared park counters have confirmed what most of us had suspected: Belle Isle is the park’s most popular site, attracting people of all ages to the wooded paths, mountain biking trails, bicycle skills area, historical sites, wheelchair-accessible fishing at the quarry pond, good sunbathing and the granite wall for rock climbing.PONY PASTURE RAPIDS
Possibly the biggest attraction to Pony Pasture is the rapids. Rated at class II, the rapids are part of the James River’s main channel. With the aid of park volunteers and funding from area recycling projects, the JRPS built steps that lead directly into the river and are fully equipped with a canoe launch, also suitable for kayaks andrafts.
ROCK POOLS - FRIENDS OF JAMES RIVER PARK Rock pools – also called potholes – are holes in the granite riverbed caused by the grinding action of gravel and stones during floods, or by the actions of man. Plants that thrive in and around them are uniquely adapted for their unusual, and often changeable and challenging, setting. Explore these fascinating specimens. ANCARROW’S LANDING & HISTORIC MANCHESTER SLAVE DOCKS Ancarrow’s includes the beginning of the Richmond Slave Trail. This self-guided trail covers nearly three miles and travels west along the James River, crossing to the northside of the river. For more information and a map of the trail, visit the Slave Trail Commissionwebpage.
T. TYLER POTTERFIELD MEMORIAL BRIDGE The long anticipated physical link between Brown’s Island and Manchester, this pedestrian and cycling pathway sits atop a former hydroelectric dam, some 20 feet above the river. Completed in 2016 and named for the late City of Richmond senior planner T. Tyler Potterfield, the bridge provides unequaled river vistas, panoramicviews of the
FRIENDS OF THE JAMES RIVER PARK The James River Park System. Owned by the City of Richmond, the JRPS is a public park in Richmond Virginia. The Friends are citizen stewards of the James River Park. We provide ongoing support for conservation, enhancement, and recreational enjoyment of the park, while protecting its natural and historic environments, in partnershipwith the
THINGS TO DO
Within the James River Park, opportunities abound for on-your-own active or contemplative activities, or you can join a park sponsored JRPS Adventure Recreation Program or a commercial guided adventures. Of course, as a natural area with twisty trails, rugged rocks, a raging river, and more, the park has dangers within it.TRAILS OVERVIEW
Whether you’re looking for an easy walking path or a challenging bike trail, you’ll find what you’re looking for in the James River Park. With over 22 miles of trails that are open to both bikes and to foot traffic, diverse trail types range in difficulty from easy to advanced. The main loop – which features Buttermilk and North Bank PIPELINE - FRIENDS OF JAMES RIVER PARK The pipeline carries storm water to a holding tank located beyond the Mayo Bridge. Please pay attention to water levels for safety’s sake. And maybe cock an eye at the CSX railway viaduct overhead. There is a bike rack and although the ladder at the eastern end of the catwalk is still an obstacle for some, there is a new wooden staircase. JAMES RIVER PARK CALENDAR The James River Park Calendar shows upcoming events in and around and in support of the James River Park System in downtown Richmond,Virginia
BELLE ISLE - FRIENDS OF JAMES RIVER PARK A Popular RVA Spot. The infrared park counters have confirmed what most of us had suspected: Belle Isle is the park’s most popular site, attracting people of all ages to the wooded paths, mountain biking trails, bicycle skills area, historical sites, wheelchair-accessible fishing at the quarry pond, good sunbathing and the granite wall for rock climbing.PONY PASTURE RAPIDS
Possibly the biggest attraction to Pony Pasture is the rapids. Rated at class II, the rapids are part of the James River’s main channel. With the aid of park volunteers and funding from area recycling projects, the JRPS built steps that lead directly into the river and are fully equipped with a canoe launch, also suitable for kayaks andrafts.
ROCK POOLS - FRIENDS OF JAMES RIVER PARK Rock pools – also called potholes – are holes in the granite riverbed caused by the grinding action of gravel and stones during floods, or by the actions of man. Plants that thrive in and around them are uniquely adapted for their unusual, and often changeable and challenging, setting. Explore these fascinating specimens. ANCARROW’S LANDING & HISTORIC MANCHESTER SLAVE DOCKS Ancarrow’s includes the beginning of the Richmond Slave Trail. This self-guided trail covers nearly three miles and travels west along the James River, crossing to the northside of the river. For more information and a map of the trail, visit the Slave Trail Commissionwebpage.
T. TYLER POTTERFIELD MEMORIAL BRIDGE The long anticipated physical link between Brown’s Island and Manchester, this pedestrian and cycling pathway sits atop a former hydroelectric dam, some 20 feet above the river. Completed in 2016 and named for the late City of Richmond senior planner T. Tyler Potterfield, the bridge provides unequaled river vistas, panoramicviews of the
THINGS TO DO
Within the James River Park, opportunities abound for on-your-own active or contemplative activities, or you can join a park sponsored JRPS Adventure Recreation Program or a commercial guided adventures. Of course, as a natural area with twisty trails, rugged rocks, a INVASIVE PLANT TASK FORCE, JAMES RIVER PARK SYSTEM April 1, 2021. The James River Association is a long-standing lead member of the JRPS Invasive Plant Task Force. JRA adopted Chapel Island as its project focus area, having already begun management work there in 2014, the year before the task force’s inception. The JRA/Chapel Island project showcases the impact of the long game thatis
MAPS - FRIENDS OF JAMES RIVER PARK - FRIENDS OF THE JAMES We are citizen stewards of the James River Park. We do this by providing ongoing support for conservation, enhancement, and recreational enjoyment of the James River Park, while protecting its natural and historic environments.THE WETLANDS
The Wetlands includes walking trails, a large meadow surrounded by swamp forest, and a shallow pond with wildlife viewing blinds. One of the three trails within follows the raised berm of the old quarry railroad, and a number of footbridges help to keep your feet dry! This wooded, swampy parcel is an easy stroll from the Pony Pasture lot anda
BOOKS & PAMPHLETS
Purchase a River Book. If you’re looking for a little river reading, we recommend the following: At the Falls: Richmond, Virginia and Its People, Marie Tyler McGraw ( buy online) Falls of the James, David D. Ryan ( find online) In River Time, Ann Woodlief. Insiders’ Guide to Richmond, Maureen Egan ( buy online)NORTH BANK PARK
Water Access for Exploring. The calm shallow waters and slower rapids make Texas Beach one of the safest water access points within the Park for wading and swimming. The area is great for snorkeling and there is plenty to explore: fish, turtles, shells, snails and unusual river-bottom features. Take the trail from the parking lot, cross thePUMPHOUSE PARK
Canal & Architecture. Named for one of the city’s most iconic buildings, the Pumphouse is an impressive granite Victorian Gothic structure built in 1882-3, which once served as Richmond’s primary water pumping station. Although the building is not usually open to the public, there are occasional tours and there are dreams ofrehabilitating
USE CAUTION ON THE RIVER! The Friends of the James River Park was established by a dedicated group of citizens in 1999 as an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) organization that works in partnership with the Park staff to promote, conserve andsupport the Park.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
J RR PR YSTEM Pony Pasture Rapids Nature Walk An Interpretive Guide to the Trails of the Pony Pasture in the James River Park System BEFOREYOU BEGIN:
COFFEE TABLE BOOK
Bill Draper, runner, photographer and park enthusiast has put together a spectacular 87-page compendium of 189 full color images of the trails, wildlife and vistas we love. This new hard cover book is available to order now. ALL of the proceeds will be donated to Friends of the James River park for the purpose of conserving, protectingSelect
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USE CAUTION ON THE RIVER! As we get into warmer and warmer weather, many of us will partake in one of Richmond’s favorite pastimes: Enjoying the James River. It’s not a water park. There are no lifeguards. It’s a swift-moving river, full of currents, eddies, and rapids – some ofthem dangerous!
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Friends of the James River Park in partnership with the City developed a 10-year master plan for the Park that was adopted by City Council inJanuary.
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USE CAUTION ON THE RIVER!Jun 3, 2020 | News
As we get into warmer and warmer weather, many of us will partake in one of Richmond’s favorite pastimes: Enjoying the James River. It’s not a water park. There are no lifeguards. It’s a swift-moving river, full of currents, eddies, and rapids – some ofthem dangerous!
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UNIVERSAL ACCESS AT HUGUENOT FLATWATER IS FULLY FUNDED! Jun 2, 2020 | News , ParkImprovements
Improving access to the James River within the James River Park System is a priority of the James River Outdoor Coalition (JROC). The James River Park System’s Huguenot Flatwater area is now one step closer to having a universally accessible access ramp!read more
A NEW BATHHOUSE AT PONY PASTURE!May 31, 2020 | News
Most people don’t get excited about some bathroom renovations in a park, especially when that bathroom is closed to the public. But we used this time to renovate the bathrooms at Pony Pasture!read more
BRINGING BACK THE WOODSMay 29, 2020 | News
We’ve remained busy during our quarantine, and one of our ongoing projects has been the improvement of Huguenot Flatwater. We’ve been working tirelessly to clear some of the invasive plant species that were choking out native plants. We sometimes even employed goats!read more
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GLOBAL PARK CALENDAR Sorry, no events to display at this time. THE JAMES RIVER PARK SYSTEM Owned by the City of Richmond, the JRPS is a public park in Richmond Virginia. The Friends are citizen stewards of the James River Park. We provide ongoing support for conservation, enhancement, and recreational enjoyment of the park, while protecting its natural and historic environments, in partnership with the City of Richmond Department of Parks & Recreation.VOLUNTEER & GIVE
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SUPPORT THE PARK MASTER PLAN The FOJRP Board is underwriting the development of a 10-year Park Master Plan to protect the Park for future generations and to create a long-range unified vision moving forward. READ ON »
MONTHLY VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Each month (except in summer), the Friends meet at a park location to tackle a JRPS-directed project. And the Invasive Species Removal Task Force always needs an extra set of hands. HELP OUT! »
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We are Park Strong! Join the Friends and we will work together with park staff and other park supporter organizations to promote, conserve and support the park.  JOIN TODAY! »WATCH & LISTEN
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AUDIO TOURS OF THE PARK Explore the secrets of the James River Parks’ unique geology – one exciting part of our Science in the Park section. The guided mobile audio tours are narrated by former James River Park Manager Emeritus Ralph White. HIT THE TRAILS! »DISCOVER & PLAY
Take a class with JRPS Education Staff. All of our programs seek to improve the quality of access to the Park’s unique ecology and recreational opportunities, and we offer programs throughout the year.U
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE Learn to identify flora and fauna, fish for the Big One, listen to bird calls, and explore the geologic history of the Fall Line. JRPS environmental education programs help students of all ages experience the Park’s wild places while getting to know the Park more deeply.EXPLORE TODAY! »
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ADVENTURE RECREATION Want to learn to navigate the Lower James by kayak? Climb to the top of Manchester Wall? Explore the Park’s trail systems by foot or by bike? JRPS educators emphasize front-country Leave No Trace ethics while seeking to give you an experience that will stoke your sense of adventure. LET’S PLAY! »EXPLORE THE PARK
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PUMPHOUSE PARK
November 7, 2017
WILLIAMS ISLAND
November 6, 2017
PIPELINE
November 6, 2017
GREAT SHIPLOCK PARK AND CHAPEL ISLANDNovember 5, 2017
PONY PASTURE RAPIDS
November 5, 2017
TREDEGAR STREET PUT-IN & 14TH STREET TAKE-OUTNovember 2, 2017
BELLE ISLE
November 2, 2017
NORTH BANK TRAIL
November 2, 2017
NORTH BANK PARK
November 2, 2017
FLOODWALL PARK
November 2, 2017
ANCARROW’S LANDING & HISTORIC MANCHESTER SLAVE DOCKSNovember 2, 2017
VIRGINIA CAPITAL TRAILNovember 2, 2017
RIVERSIDE MEADOWS
October 18, 2017
HUGUENOT FLATWATER
October 18, 2017
MAIN AREA
November 11, 2017
THE WETLANDS
November 10, 2017
MANCHESTER CLIMBING WALLNovember 9, 2017
T. TYLER POTTERFIELD MEMORIAL BRIDGENovember 8, 2017
JAMESRIVERPARK
Plum moth and flowering milkweed at the pony pastu Lily at the pump house #jrps Club tail and ebony jewel wing #jrps Miner bees on belle isle #jrps Coral and Japanese honeysuckle in the wetlands mea Snapping turtle in the wetlands #jrps Load More ... Follow on Instagram Today in the Park    _brought to you by    _WEATHER CONDITIONS
TONIGHT: 58°F, Mostly Clear MONDAY: 84°F, Sunny TUESDAY: 90°F, Mostly Sunny TODAY'S TIDES: RICHMOND LOCKS High Tide: 3.903 ft at 5:48am Low Tide: 0.221 ft at 1:18pm*
TRAIL CONDITIONS: RICHMOND * Some quick storms rolled through but didn’t leave much rain so trails are open this morning. Great weather ahead wi… https://t.co/bCf5iFyVWR12 hours ago JAMES RIVER WATER LEVELSWESTHAM GAUGE
Gauge Height: 5.51'
Flow: 6480 cfps
Above 5' life jacket requiredOUR MISSION
_We are citizen stewards of the James River Park. We do this by providing ongoing support for conservation, enhancement, and recreational enjoyment of the James River Park, while protecting its natural and historic environments._CONTACT THE FRIENDS
FRIENDS OF THE JAMES RIVER PARKP.O. Box 4453
Richmond, VA 23220
friends@jamesriverpark.orgCONTACT THE PARK
REEDY CREEK JAMES RIVER PARK HEADQUARTERS 4001 Riverside DriveRichmond, VA 23225
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