Pike Hike (Columbia Pike) Walkabout
Established in 1801 as the Columbia Turnpike, Columbia Pike is an invaluable transportation corridor currently being transformed into a walkable main street. Its vast array of eateries reflects the diverse backgrounds of the surrounding communities. This Walkabout is an easy perusal of the eastern end of Columbia Pike, South Arlington’s main street.
Length: 1.9 miles plus optional 0.6-mile add-on
Terrain: Mostly flat with the exception of S. Englewood St.
Car-Free Access: Metrobus 10B, any Metrobus 16, ART 41, 74, or 75
PRINTABLE MAP/FLIER IS AVAILABLE HERE:
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Acknowledgements: Created with Chris Zimmerman, Arlington County Board
Columbia Pike News You Can Use
Historic Highlight: Farther west along Columbia Pike, at the intersection with Glebe Road, is the historically important intersection once known as Hunter’s Crossroads. Read more.
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