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fort norfolk/Plum Point Park

301 Riverview Ave

trail section = 0.92 miles
As the name implies, this portion of the trail passes by the historic Fort Norfolk—the last remaining harbor-front fort authorized by George Washington in 1794. It also encompasses local favorite Plum Point Park.

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TRAIL HIGHLIGHTS

points of interest
Fort Norfolk
The fort overlooks the Elizabeth River and includes earthwork embankments, ramparts, a dungeon, officer's quarters, powder magazine, barracks, and guardhouse. Admission is free.
parking
Bus Stop - Woodis & Colley
Supporting bus routes 2 and 23.
Tide/Bus Stop - EVMC/Fort Norfolk Station
Located on the south side of Brambleton Avenue, just west of Colley Avenue. This site includes a park-and-ride lot consisting of 458 spaces dedicated to patrons of The Tide.
parks & more
Riverside Park
Public park on The Hague, just off Brambleton Avenue.
Bike Fix-It Station (Fort Norfolk)
Plum Point Park
5 acre public park located on the Elizabeth River and is a site for environmental restoration.