WCC Walking Trail 

Visitors can access the trail from one of the many trailheads. Parking is available on campus, by the pond off Community Boulevard, and near the baseball fields off Main Street.

For 2.4 miles, the trail circles campus and the ball fields before winding through a hardwood hammock and passing around the pond. Visitors will travel through several ecosystems and may spot ducks, geese, rabbits, wood chucks, and seasonal migratory birds.

The Walking and Biking Trail may be reserved by contacting WCC Facilities. All signs posted must be followed. The trail should only be used during daylight hours. Cyclists must give right of way to walkers and joggers. The trail path will not be cleared during inclement weather. Even when reserved, the public will still have access to the Walking and Biking Trail

Click here to download the trail map.

WCC Pond

The WCC pond is part of the Virginia Stocked Trout Program. As of October 1, 2023, the pond is categorized as a class B trout water way. In addition to a fishing  license, anglers will be required to have a trout license to fish the pond between October 1 and June 15; anglers will be limited to the use of one rod during this  period. 

The WCC Pond area may be reserved by contacting WCC Facilities. All signs posted  must be followed. Swimming or wading is not permitted and children should not  be left unattended near the water. Boats or floatation devices are not permitted in  the WCC Pond. The WCC Pond can only be used during daylight hours. Even when  reserved, the public will still have access to the WCC Pond area.

Click here for more information about the trout stocking program. 

    Regulations for Trail Usage:

    1) Share the trail. Please stay to the right side.

    2) For your safety, use trail during "daylight" hours    only.

    3) Trail path will not be cleared during inclement weather.

    4) Cyclists, please be courteous to all walkers and joggers.

    5) Please use trash cans located along the trail.

6) Clean up after your pet; waste receptacles are located along the trail.

7) Use trail at your own risk.

8) WCC is not responsible for accidents or injuries sustained on the trail.