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ANDREW LEITCH PARK
Dale City, VA
ANDREW LEITCH PARK
Andrew Leitch Park is a small 220 acre county park with diverse woodland terrain situated in middle-eastern Prince William County near Dale City. There are approximately 4 miles of crushed gravel double wide trail and approximately 1 mile of single track which is perfect for family and novice beginner hiking and trail cycling outings. Andrew Leitch also hosts other amenities such as baseball/softball fields, a soccer field, a basketball court, a large playground and 6 pavilions
Andrew Leitch is co-located with the Prince William County Parks and Recreation Waterworks Waterpark and serves as the northwest trail head to the Neabsco Greenway.
FUTURE PLANS: Andrew Leitch will provids a waypoint county park destination between the Occoquan Greenway and the Neabsco Greenway. The Occoquan Greenway western trail head is nearby co-located at the PW County Center, Potomac Nationals Stadium, and NOVA BMX Track. Andrew Leitch serves as a northwestern trail head for the Neabsco Greenway. The Neabsco Greenway will lead to the Potomac Heritage Trail with the southern portion trail head co-located at the Neabsco Boardwalk/Potomac Heritage Trail System and Leesylvania State Park. Andrew Leitch will provide connectivity to other nearby popular parks and trails, including Cloverdale Park, Saratoga Hunt Park, Greenwood Farms Park, Sharon Baucom Recreational Center, Birchdale Park and Recreation Center, and Turley Fields. Once completed, The Neabsco and Occoquan Greenway will provide over 15 miles of interconnecting trail that will be just south of Lorton, the Gerry Connolly Cross County Trail and Laurel Hills MTB Trails.
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Customer Reviews
based on 3 reviews
Great Local Trail
Written by Martin on 11/29/2024
AL Park is a great addition to the local trail inventory. Close to home, easy to get to by bike and well crafted singletrack trails to enjoy. Lots of other users around, so use caution.
Andrew Leitch Trail
Written by Ed D. on 9/11/2024
Wonderful trail for walking the dog, obviously well-maintained. Deer are present. Walk at least once a day. Thank you to those that maintain the property.
Fun little park. More trails, please!
Written by Rich W. on 8/16/2021
I ride Andrew Leitch, with my son, several times a week. Been riding here for years. Hidden Gem is a great, little singletrack loop. This park has lots of potential. The terrain is there.