Fairfax <\/strong><\/a>County<\/strong>
\nThe county’s “Trail Buddy<\/a>” is an interactive map which allows you to click on a trail to see its name, surface, and width. \u00a0You can access this map with a smartphone: http:\/\/bit.ly\/fairfaxtrailbuddy \u00a0 Difficulty is not mentioned, but many of these trails are paved.
\nTrails Information and links to maps<\/a>\u00a0 \u00a0Major Parks<\/a> \u00a0Fairfax County Park Authority phone 703-324-8702\u00a0 Park Authority website<\/a>.
\nLake Accotink Park<\/a>\u00a0703-569-3464 has a 3.9\u00a0mile rail trail which TrailLink.com<\/a> describes as wheelchair accessible.
\nLake Fairfax Park<\/a> \u00a0703-471-5415 \u00a0Map of trail system<\/a>\u00a0 Most of the trails shown on the map are labeled “easiest”. \u00a0Better call first to be sure.
\nEllanor C. Lawrence Park<\/a>\u00a0 Phone \u00a0703-631-0013 \u00a0Map<\/a>
\n? <\/strong>“There are approximately four miles of trails ….\u00a0located in upland and bottomland forest and along the meadows. The trails are used for hiking, bird watching, jogging and walking. ” \u00a0 Difficulty is not given for these trails.
\nHuntley Meadows Park<\/a>\u00a0 Phone 703-768-2525 \u00a0“…a 1500-acre nature preserve that includes forests and regionally-rare marsh wetlands. It provides some of the best wildlife watching in Fairfax County.”
\n<\/a>? <\/strong>The park has a 1\/2 mile wetland boardwalk trail and \u00a0a two \u00a0mile “interpretive trail system.” \u00a0The website gives no difficulty ratings for these trails, but StrollerFriendly Trails in Northern Virginia<\/a> describes them as, “ADA-compliant, stroller friendly\u00a0trails pass\u00a0through the woods to a long boardwalk over the beautiful marsh.”<\/p>\n