



The Mendota Trail
The Mendota Trail is a 12.5-mile hiking and biking recreational corridor, spanning tranquil countryside and forests on gentle grades between Bristol, Virginia and Mendota, Virginia.
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Bristol Trailhead — Beside 1788 Island Road.
Benhams — 7720 Rich Valley Road
Mendota Trailhead — Across from 2421 Mendota Rd.

From Rails to Trail
The Mendota Trail is a 12.5-mile hiking and biking recreational trail located in Washington County, between Bristol, Virginia, and Mendota, Virginia. It is under active development with 6.1 miles of the trail now open from Bristol. The Mendota end has two miles currently open with additional miles anticipated in the near future. Take a moment to view our video!
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Mendota Trail
PO Box 1322
Bristol, VA 24203
PO Box 1322
Bristol, VA 24203
info@mendotatrail.org
Rules for Mendota Trail Use
Only officially announced portions of the trail are open to the public; the rest of the corridor is closed due to dangerous conditions; non-permitted usage is solely at the user’s own risk. Open dawn to dusk. No trespassing on the adjacent private property. No motorized vehicles. No hunting or discharge of firearms. No animals other than leashed non-vicious dogs; dog waste must be disposed of properly. Minors must be accompanied by adults. TRAIL USERS DO SO AT THEIR OWN RISK AND BY USING THE TRAIL WAIVE ALL CLAIMS OF INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE AGAINST THE MENDOTA TRAIL CONSERVANCY, INC., ITS AGENTS, VOLUNTEERS, EMPLOYEES, CONTRACTORS, BOARD MEMBERS, AND REPRESENTATIVES.