James River
Is This Your Business?
A cruisy bush area by the river.
Hours of Activity
All day if the weather is good.11-6.
Who's Coming
1. Head northwest toward S Meadow St. 2. Turn left onto S Meadow St. 3. Turn left onto Colorado Ave. 4. Take the 3rd right onto Carter St. 5. Turn left onto Kansas Ave. 6. Turn right onto Texas Ave. Trail starts at the end of the street. Once you cross the train bridge take the right path and head towards the Nickle bridge. 15 minute hike down. Pass a sewage runoff creek. There is another creek coming out from under the train tracks. On the other side of that the path picks up again. There is a small board there. Cross that and when you come to an old square stone building falling apart turn there and head to the river. Go past the trees into the rocks and head towards the Nickle bridge until you see people.
1. Head northwest toward S Meadow St. 2. Turn left onto S Meadow St. 3. Turn left onto Colorado Ave. 4. Take the 3rd right onto Carter St. 5. Turn left onto Kansas Ave. 6. Turn right onto Texas Ave. Trail starts at the end of the street. Once you cross the train bridge take the right path and head towards the Nickle bridge. 15 minute hike down. Pass a sewage runoff creek. There is another creek coming out from under the train tracks. On the other side of that the path picks up again. There is a small board there. Cross that and when you come to an old square stone building falling apart turn there and head to the river. Go past the trees into the rocks and head towards the Nickle bridge until you see people.
- Don't be shy, take it off and keep it up -- watching is half the fun.Cruisiest Spot: Past the giant gutter and first island, not near the "beach" at the front, keep traveling the back past the train tracks. The first island out is the best place to not get caught.
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