Cambria mural

 A mural to celebrate the community of Cambria.  The nearest train goes through Cambria which is part of Christiansburg (and next to Blacksburg).  There was a train to Blacksburg.  It was called the Huckleberry because it was so slow, students could pick huckleberries and still get back on the train.

Memorial tribute from 2008

 A memorial on the Huckleberry Trail

Benches along Huckleberry Trail

 Beautiful day for walking along the Huckleberry.

Bridge on Huckleberry Trail

 The bridge is part of the Huckleberry Trail.  The sign marks that it is named to honor Ron Rordam, civic leader.

Huckleberry Trail information

 

Near the Huckleberry mile 5.76 there is a series of signs to help visitors identify the trees, footprints, and history.

League of Women Voters bench

Sunny day

Beautiful spring days such as today, have always brought out those who like to enjoy the sun.

Walking path

On the Huckleberry Trail.

Mushrooms

Along the Huckleberry Trail

Post to explain

Posts along the Huckleberry Trail explain the honors.

Running on the Huckleberry Trail

The trail is almost crowded.

Huckleberry Trail

One of the markers along the popular Huckleberry Trail.  

Sunset

Again, along the Huckleberry Trail.

Tracks

Just along the Huckleberry Trail, named after the old train.

On Huckleberry Trail

Working to get action photos.

Roam bikes

The Roam bikes are a ride-sharing style of getting about Blacksburg.  Anyone can use them; leave them at the next station.  This is at the entrance to the Huckleberry Trail inviting riders to use the Trail.

Classic fall scene

From along the Huckleberry Trail.

No one on the path

Quiet on the Huckleberry.

Huckleberry Trail

The start of the Huckleberry Trail.

Huckleberry is busy

Warm spring weather enticed walkers and bikers to the Huckleberry Trail.