Bull Run Marina Regional Park is a park in Clifton, Virginia, along Bull Run. The park has 5,000 acres of preserved land. The park has a marina and has parts of the Bull Run-Occoquan Trail in it. The water at this location offers opportunities for high school crew practice and fishing and boating.
Bull Run Marina Regional Park is operated jointly by the Regional Park Authority and George Mason University. Bull Run Marina provides public access to the waters of the Occoquan Reservoir. Whether you like fishing, kayaking, or hiking, Bull Run Marina in Clifton is for all your adventures. Given below are some fun things to do in Bull Run Marina Regional Park.
Bull Run Occoquan Trail
NOVA Park’s longest natural surface trail is the 19.6 mile Bull Run-Occoquan hiking trail, which connects Bull Run, Hemlock Overlook, Bull Run Marina and Fountainhead Regional Parks. This path takes visitors through more than 5,000 acres of scenic woodlands, either hikers or those on horseback. Along this track, one will also find one of the region’s richest untapped historic resources.
Boating
Bull Run Marina Regional Park offers a boat launch for powerboats and cartops launch boats alike. The launch is situated between a pair of wooden docks and offers easy access into the Occoquan Reservoir. Those wishing to use the launch may purchase a season pass key to the gate.
Fishing
Visitors to Bull Run Marina Regional Park can enjoy fishing in the Occoquan Reservoir, both onshore and by boat. A variety of fish lives amongst the waters of the reservoir, for fisherman of any skill level. There are several places to fish on and around the marina for those choosing to fish from shore. All Virginia fishing requires a license.
Scholastic Rowing
Bull Run Marina Regional Park offers education, training, practice, and racing for competitive and recreational sculling and rowing. Only shells and other boats authorized by NOVA Parks may be launched from the docks or shoreline of Bull Run Marina. The park is open for training and competitive rowing practices and by special permit.
Occoquan Water Trail
There is a 40-mile route on two tributary waterways of the Chesapeake Bay in Bull Run Marina Regional Park. You can paddle along a vast and changing landscape, spanning 13,000 years of human history. This trail passes 10,000 acres of public lands dedicated to resource conservation in northern Virginia.
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