First Landing Loop Trail is a 8.4 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Virginia Beach, Virginia and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, and trail running and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail.
January 17, 2021January 3, 2021December 29, 2020Although it rained a few days ago, I was surprised to find such minimal patches of mud. I hiked the first half of the loop along the coastline, taking advantage of the scenic views and the echo of small waves crashing the beach. Decided to run the second half of the loop back to the parking lot.
December 23, 2020A little muddy but overall in great shape. Needed the app to stay on trail at a couple of points and never found the 1.2 mi stretch on the back half of the loop. But I recommend the parallel stretch near the beach--beautiful views and very light traffic.
November 5, 2020Nice trail. The loop goes through a variety of habitats. We also took a couple side trails.
November 4, 2020so crowded
October 18, 2020Is the trail a loop for hikers only? We couldn’t find the 2nd half of the trail so we just came back down the way we came up. We started off of 64th street.
October 13, 2020October 5, 2020September 20, 2020September 9, 2020August 30, 2020Pure awesomeness! Can’t ever go wrong at this park
August 9, 2020Walked this trail on a weekend (paid $10 parking fee) around 3pm 86° F. Perfect weather to go on a nice long walk and it was very enjoyable. I do recommend taking hiking boots because it is wet and muddy specially after all the rain we had in VA the last couple of days. Not too many bugs and lots of shade. Dogs are welcomed and a lot of people were riding their bikes through the trail. We did 6 miles in 2.5hrs.
July 7, 2020June 30, 2020Really liking this area for a quick, peaceful hike. Hardly ever see anyone on the trail, tons of shade, not many bugs and the scenery always has something new to see. Great trail.
May 9, 2020April 1, 2020Great hike!!! Well marked, flat paths. Great for the family, including the dog. When along water, beware of high water and high tide, especially White Hill Lake and Broad Bay (be prepared to get wet feet, make driftwood bridges, or even turn around). Also, watch out for folks with dogs off leashes.
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June 11, 2019This is actually two tails in one. I was recommend doing the cape Henry trail to the Long creek trail because of the beach stops. Great way to end a 8.5 mile hikes
June 8, 2019September 12, 2017it's rare to run through so many different eco-systems in one trail / park - but this is it. Full of life and bio-diversity not to mention a chance to jump in the water and cool off on a hot day... Park outside the entrance on 62nd Street to avoid a park fee $
June 17, 2017Your hike will be a series of running away from bugs, mosquitos and crabs. Best when it's pouring rain! Super fun:)! The hike was intended to be a "hike" but eventually turned into a game of tag via mosquitos. The crabs seemed to be running from something bigger than us we have yet to find out. Eventually down the beaten path we found a turtle... we got way to hype when we found it and took it with us... but after the countless hours of walking we soon hoped for a little rain to aid the bug bites... next thing we know the rain started pouring down and we had a wild run "with the turtle" back to the car. Meh mad decent hike!
January 1, 2017Nice place to walk that is close to home. Wouldn't travel for it though.
January 1, 2017Close to house and several trails to chose from. Bike or hike
