Recreation areas across the region were devastated by the floods from Helene, and in the City of Radford, Bissett park was no exception.

In the New River Valley one county saw an increase of 7.7% in just one year according to the Virginia Tourism Corporation.

Pulaski County’s Parks and Recreation Department has announced a new name for a local park in Fairlawn.

If you’re out in Pulaski this weekend enjoying the weather but find you need to cool off, don't worry, they’ve got you covered.

Leaders in Christiansburg have made it their mission to make the town a recreation destination, and after opening the Christiansburg Huckleberry Park in September of 2023, they are one step closer to this goal.

Hiking and outdoor activities are a main economic driver for Giles County, and now they have added more to an iconic location in the county.

Roanoke County and the City of Salem held a ribbon cutting on Thursday to announce the expansion of the McAfee Knob Trailhead shuttle service.

Applications are open for the 2024 Elk Hunt Lottery, according to the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources.

Roanoke Parks and Recreation leaders have created a way to clear confusion and give updates on your favorite trails.

Phase 1 of the Roanoke River Greenway project is expected to begin soon.

The opening of the highly-anticipated Huckleberry Park in Christiansburg has been delayed due to supply-chain issues, according to Christiansburg town officials.

The new pool is the largest investment into Washington Park in the city's history.

Changes could soon be coming to Bedford County parks, and the county wants the public’s input.

Electric bikes have grown in popularity, and with it, growing numbers of battery fires - some of them fatal. Here’s a look at the very real dangers of e-bikes and how you can prevent a fire if you own one.

Applications opened on Feb. 1 for the 2023 Elk Hunt Lottery, according to the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources.

The Craig Botetourt Scenic Trail will run parallel to Craigs Creek, 26 miles from New Castle to Eagle Rock, county officials said.

The new mountain bike park is open 7 days a week from dusk to dawn

There are some new options for kids to get outside and have fun in the Roanoke Valley.

The New River Valley has something for everyone, especially if you love the outdoors.

George’s Flowers on Franklin Road used to have a Ramada Inn as a next-door neighbor back in the day.

Concerned residents and business owners want to enhance safety on Smith Mountain Lake by turning part of it into a no-wake surfing zone.

The grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held on July 14 at 4 p.m. at the track in Peaks View Park, according to the release.

Homeowners told 10 News Monday that they approve of recreation in county, but it would be a danger to their area.

Prowse purchased more property near the marina to build a roller hockey rink, basketball court, and pickleball court.

The county administrator says they’re able to fund the recreational improvements because other capital projects were covered by CARES funds and the American Rescue Plan.

But if you’re in need of more ideas, how about this one: Have you tried taking your kid golfing? Depending on which part of the country you golf, other wildlife such as deer and alligators can also easily be present on a golf course. On a side note, you don’t have to have your kid hit EVERY shot. Golf courses know the value of introducing the game to youngsters, and thus, will often offer heavy discounts for kids to play, if they even charge them at all for a round. Some golf courses also will offer discounts for families who want to play.

Here are five reasons why a round of golf on Mackinac Island’s Jewel Golf Course is an experience like no other. The ferry rideSome ferry rides to Mackinac Island will take you underneath the Mackinac Bridge. Spectacular viewsViews from the Jewel Golf Course on Mackinac Island. The Jewel Golf Course on Mackinac Island. The Jewel Golf Course on Mackinac Island.