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Looking for something fun to do? This is the place to find it. The Rivers & Trails Journal is your guide to enjoying the many recreational areas of the Dan River basin.
The Dan River Basin Association's (DRBA) Martinsville-Henry County Rivers and Trails Group consists of local volunteers who are establishing recreational trails and river access points in our section of Southern Virginia. Our mission is to protect, promote, and enhance the natural and historical resources of Martinsville and Henry County through environmental education, recreational activities and tourism, and land conservation and revitalization. Our work has been made possible through the generosity of the Harvest Foundation, which has provided funding for staff and operations in Martinsville and Henry County. To learn more about the group and its projects, contact us at 276-634-2545 or drba.va@danriver.org
The Dan River Basin Association's (DRBA) Martinsville-Henry County Rivers and Trails Group consists of local volunteers who are establishing recreational trails and river access points in our section of Southern Virginia. Our mission is to protect, promote, and enhance the natural and historical resources of Martinsville and Henry County through environmental education, recreational activities and tourism, and land conservation and revitalization. Our work has been made possible through the generosity of the Harvest Foundation, which has provided funding for staff and operations in Martinsville and Henry County. To learn more about the group and its projects, contact us at 276-634-2545 or drba.va@danriver.org
Blog Archive
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2008
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November
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- Encouragment from a Golden Sneaker
- Encouragment from a Golden Sneaker
- Thanksgiving Leaf-a-thon
- Thanksgiving Leaf-a-thon
- Volunteers Restore Historic Cemetery
- Volunteers Restore Historic Cemetery
- Christmas Trees for SaleGateway has a new fundra...
- Christmas Trees for SaleGateway has a new fundra...
- Dan River Basin Fly-over
- First Saturday Outing, December 6
- First Saturday Outing, December 6
- 25th Annual Sprig Outing
- 25th Annual Sprig Outing
- Join Activate and VMNH for a Scavenger Hunt
- Join Activate and VMNH for a Scavenger Hunt
- DRBA Welcomes New Program Partner
- DRBA Welcomes New Program Partner
- TIC 2008-2009 Season to Begin Soon!
- November on the Dan
- Scouts Give Back to Nature
- Scouts Give Back to Nature
- New Feature!
- New Feature!
- Community Tree Planting
- Community Tree Planting
- RIDE “DARK HOLLOW”
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November
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Call Before You Paddle
Before boating or fishing on the Smith River, call 276-629-2432 to hear an automated release schedule for the week. Water levels are subject to change rapidly due to releases from Philpott Dam.
Martinsville & Henry County Trails
- Dick & Willie Passage (4.5 miles COMING SPRING 2010!))
- Doe Run Park- 270 Dupont Road Martinsville (1 mile)
- Fieldale Trail- 3521 S. River Road Fieldale (2.5 miles)
- Jack Dalton Park- 3300 Kings Mountain Road Collinsville (0.6 mile)
- Richard P. Gravely, Jr. Nature Preserve- 2525 Eggleston Falls Road Ridgeway (2 miles)
- Smith River Sports Complex- 625 Sportsplex Way Axton (2 miles)
- Uptown Spur Trail- Franklin Street Martinsville (0.6 mile)
Smith River Access Points
- Philpott- Philpott Dam Rd. Bassett
- Bassett- Trenthill Rd. Bassett
- Fieldale- River View Rd. Fieldale
- Doe Run- Dupont Rd. Martinsville
- South Martinsville- Tensbury Rd. Martinsville
- Smith River Soccer Complex- Sportsplex Way Axton
- Marrowbone- Eggleston Falls Rd. Ridgeway
- Mitchell's Bridge- Mitchell Rd. Bridge, Axton
Our Partners
Additional Partners
- Church Street Guest Houses
- City of Martinsville
- Indian Heritage RV Park
- Martinsville/Henry County Office of Tourism
- Patrick County
- Philpott Lake
- Smith River Adventure Outfitters
- Smith River Trout Unlimited
- Smith River Valley Canoe Club
- Spencer Penn Centre
- Three River Outfitters
- Trout in the Classroom
- Virginia Museum of Natural History
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