No Limits Eastern Shore (NLES) members evaluate and promote walking trails on the Eastern Shore. We assess the walking trails for hazards and accessibility for people with mobility challenges. This page is dedicated to our ongoing assessments and findings, while encouraging physical activity.
We started with Eight Easy Walks of the Shore, a document by Eastern Shore Healthy Communities, in 2016 and continue Walking Trail Accessibility Assessments, with new trails added as we evaluate them. The United Way of Virginia’s Eastern Shore has generously sponsored information cards that are placed in Eastern Shore Welcome Centers.
To learn more about the walking trails we have evaluated please check out the following links:
NLES’ Guidelines for Accessibility Evaluation
NLES’ Walking Trail Assessment Form (While the NLES Walking Trails Assessment Form was designed specifically to grade accessibility of ESVA trails, the outcomes should prove useful to individuals of all abilities throughout our community.)
Finalized Walking Trail Assessments:
Brownsville Preserve Walking Trail *Updated
Kiptopeke State Park Walking Trail *Updated
McMath Park Walking Trail *Updated
Melfa ESHC Walking Trail *Updated
Parksley ESHC Walking Trail *Updated
Onley YMCA Walking Trail *Updated
Onancock Nature Trail *Updated
Onancock Walking Trail *Updated
Cape Charles Walking Trail *Updated
Chincoteague Island Nature Trail *Updated
Sawmill Park Walking Trail *Updated
Wachapreague Walking Trail *Updated
No Limits Eastern Shore (NLES) is funded by state general funds administered by the Virginia Department for Aging and Rehabilitative Services and private grants and donations.