We are a small group of bicyclists who live around Abingdon, Va. Our objective is to improve our own bicycling experiences and promote local bicycling. We can go a long way in doing this by building a network of road and mountain bike riders in the area and by encouraging each other to get out and ride. Most rides start and end near Abingdon because that's where we live. Hopefully as other cyclists from Washington Co. and adjacent areas join us they will suggest additional ride options. Currently the calendar contains only road rides.

Ride in small guided groups out on the north side of Iron Mountain. Take a trail home. Reservations accepted for same-day-rides, just give us a head start on saddling up your horse.

A newly developed golf course, designed by Chris Chrisman and Jack Sykes, offers the beautiful scenery of this mountainous region combined with challenges for golfers of all playing skills. This course is open year round for the public. Driving range and practice facilities are also available and instruction by PGA professional is offered.

Damascus was once the timber center. Old log roads, and railroad beds (Virginia Creeper Trail) offer biking, hiking, and horse trails. Crossed by white water trout streams, Damascus is the entrance to both Jefferson and Washington National Forests. The Appalachian Trail passes through Main Street. 

The course offers a challenge and delight to golfers of all ages and abilities at an affordable price.Come and enjoy your play and the spectacular views.

The 18-hole "Greenway Creek" course at the Greenway Creek Golf Course facility in Glade Spring, Virginia features 5,552 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 68 . The course rating is 65.6 and it has a slope rating of 98.  Designed by John Casey/Jeff Casey, the Greenway Creek golf course opened in 1995. Jeff Casey manages the course as the President.