The park features a dedicated disc golf course that is frequently used for local competitive tournaments.
The area incorporates a mix of developed athletic zones and conserved wooded terrain designed to protect local creek ecosystems.
It serves as a primary location for the city's youth and adult soccer leagues throughout the spring and fall seasons.
The park's trail system provides a connection to larger municipal greenway initiatives aimed at linking Lynchburg's public spaces.
Peaks View Park is Lynchburg's second-largest municipal park, spanning approximately 150 acres of recreational space. The park features an extensive network of over 3 miles of multi-use trails, including both wooded natural paths and paved sections. Athletic facilities include six lighted tennis courts, four pickleball courts, and multiple sand volleyball courts. A dedicated disc golf course winds through the wooded areas of the park, offering a technical challenge for enthusiasts. The park provides several reservable picnic shelters equipped with grills, catering to large group gatherings. Playground areas are distributed throughout the grounds, including modern equipment suited for various age ranges. The Ivy Creek greenway connects segments of the park, facilitating access between different recreational zones. The facility serves as a primary hub for Lynchburg Parks and Recreation’s outdoor league sports, particularly soccer and softball. Open green spaces are available for unstructured recreation and public use.
The elevated sections of the wooded trails during the fall foliage season.
Check the official city park website for league schedules, as major athletic events can limit parking availability on weekends.
Bring both trail shoes for the wooded loops and flat-soled sneakers if you plan to use the pickleball or tennis courts.
Utilize the designated picnic shelters early in the day during warmer months, as they are first-come, first-served unless reserved.
Do not park on the grass or outside of marked spaces during high-traffic tournament weekends to avoid ticketing.
Leash laws apply to all pets; clean up after animals is strictly enforced. No motorized vehicles on hiking trails.
