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The Shenandoah Valley Bicycle Coalition builds and enhances trails on public lands, advocates for safer walking and biking, and connects communities across the Shenandoah Valley.
A 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
EIN: 34-2016415
Waynesboro, Virginia
Four miles of beginner-friendly trail with a view of the valley, built on a former landfill and close to home for Waynesboro.
DonateGet Sunset Park updatesSunset Park sits on top of Waynesboro's former landfill, which closed in 2003. The park opened to the public on June 4, 2024. The City of Waynesboro owns and runs it. The Coalition leads the trails, working with the city to turn a community vision into natural-surface singletrack for walking, running, and biking.
The trails are designed for beginner and intermediate riders, a welcoming first step into the outdoors for people who may not be ready for the steep, rugged trails on nearby public lands.
4 miles open. 107 acres. Two overlooks over the valley.

“This plan will provide a foundation and vision for community-centric trails close to home for many people.”
Kyle Lawrence, Executive Director, Shenandoah Valley Bicycle Coalition
Trails close to home mean more families can ride together.
Seventeen acres are capped. Trails are never built on the cap.
Planned with an IMBA Trail Accelerator Grant, with help from the Virginia Outdoors Foundation's Get Outdoors grant and the Community Foundation of the Central Blue Ridge. The plan calls for over four miles of beginner and intermediate singletrack.
Rugged Trail Company builds the first trail on the park's eastern side, paid for through a community fundraising campaign and a grant from Fox Trails Trust.
Sunset Park opens to the public with two overlooks, a picnic shelter, and a restroom.
The Waynesboro community came together at the end of May to celebrate four completed miles of trail.
These trails are the start of a larger plan for outdoor recreation and community connection in Waynesboro. The Sunset Park Trails Master Plan lists:
One long-term goal: connecting downtown Waynesboro to the Crozet Tunnel.
6:00 am to 10:00 pm in spring and summer. 6:00 am to 7:00 pm in fall and winter.
The City of Waynesboro sets the hours, so check the city's Sunset Park page before you go.
Upper and lower parking lots. The trails start at the lower lot.
A year-round restroom, a picnic shelter, and a quarter-mile walking loop around the lawn and meadow.
Trail map signage at Sunset Park.
The full plan for the trails, including what's built and what's still to come, is in the master plan.
Projects like Sunset Park take community partnerships, volunteer time, planning, permitting, staff time, and a lot of behind-the-scenes work to turn a dream into trail. Be sure to give Sunset Park a visit, and if you want to help the next trails happen:
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Sunset Park Trails exist because of the City of Waynesboro and Waynesboro Parks and Recreation, the International Mountain Bicycling Association, the Virginia Outdoors Foundation, the Community Foundation of the Central Blue Ridge, Fox Trails Trust, Rugged Trail Company, Trail Solutions, and the volunteers who helped with trail work.
Questions about Sunset Park? Contact Kyle Lawrence, Executive Director, at [email protected].