9.7K views · 658 reactions | Utah State Route 128. Scenic drive. | Just Drive America | Facebook

30K views · 254 reactions | Galax to Foster Falls, along New River Trail State Park, is a 27.7-mile scenic route worthy of exploration!  It’s home to the primitive Cliffview Campground, Dannelly Park, Chestnut Creek Falls, a historic shot tower, a gift shop, a boutique inn, a horse complex and much more.  Also find two tunnels, picnic shelters, horse trailer parking and three boat ramps, along this route.  | Virginia State Parks | Facebook

2K reactions · 380 shares | Foster Falls to Pulaski, along New River Trail State Park, is a 22-mile route ideal for boating and biking!  Home to the Foster Falls Boat and Bike Livery, it’s easy to pick up rentals from April through October here. This route has a 951-foot Hiwassee Trestle, Hoover Mountain Biking Area, several picnic areas, horse trailer parking, a gift shop, a boutique inn and two boat ramps.  | Virginia State Parks | Facebook

CHATHAM BRIDGE: The Route 3 Business bridge over the Rappahannock River will close starting at 5 a.m. on Monday, June 22, 2020 for a major improvement project. The bridge will remain closed through October 2021, when it will reopen with new path for bicyclists and pedestrians, a smoother travel surface, and no vehicle weight posting. Signs will be unveiled by early Monday morning to guide motorists along the detour route on Route 3 Business, Blue and Gray Parkway, Dixon Street and Charles Street

10K views · 11 reactions | NORRIS BRIDGE FINAL UPDATE: The high wind...

5.1K views · 47 reactions | Fries Junction to Fries, along New River Trail State Park, is a 5.5-mile route that packs adventure and history into one section! ️ You can hike or paddle into primitive Double Shoals Campground and utilize a boat ramp or horse trailer parking in this area.  Downtown Fries is just a few feet from the trail, giving you the chance to grab lunch or explore the quiet, culturally rich town. | Virginia State Parks | Facebook

27K views · 1K reactions | Congratulations to VSP’s new canine handlers! After 13-weeks of intensive explosive-detection training, the troopers and their canine “partners” were ready to show off their talents and greet their new “family” members. | Virginia State Police | Facebook

15K views · 561 reactions | National Black History Month: Celebrating...