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Recreational Opportunities in Bryan Park

Popular park activities include walking, running (both road & cross-country), picnicking, duck feeding (always a favorite of the little ones), bird watching, cycling (both road & mountain biking), sledding (wildly popular on those rare but joyous occasions when weather permits), kite flying, azalea care, and new in 2007, disc golf!



 

 
 
 

Fishing is possible, but not as productive as in many previous years. The dredging of Upper Young's Pond eliminated its fish population (including sunfish, a few bass, and many 18 inch carp), and the lack of siltation control resulted in kills of many of the fish in Lower Young's Pond, although some remain, as evidenced by the return of Great Blue Herons, the park's most avid fishers.
 

The Central Virginia Soccer Association has built and maintains the several soccer fields in the park. This highly energetic and popular sport has brought a valuable and heavily attended activity to Bryan Park.

 

soccer complex in winter

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