For those who want to create a landscape full of native plants, finding the right groundcover can be a challenge. This vine ...

The Virginia Creeper Trail is the latest outdoor recreation opportunity in Southwest Virginia to be declared off-limits to the public.

Its leaves curl inward, earning it other common names of 'sensitive plant' and 'touch-me-not.' But, while it is beautiful in its own way, you might be seeking to get rid of weeds like shameplant if ...

Route 58 in Damascus, the road that follows the Virginia Creeper Trail is now open after losing about a mile and a half of the road during Helene.

DAMASCUS — The Virginia Creeper Trail is now open to e-bike use on the 17-mile section between Abingdon and Damascus, from the Start to the Heart. With the ever-growing popularity of e-bikes ...

Eighteen of the 34 miles of Virginia Creeper Trail are still closed but for thanks to a group effort by several agencies, work is progressing.

Meteorologist Tevian Whitehurst & Visual Storyteller Jillian Taylor traveled to Virginia to bike the trail, and learn why reopening it to the public is so important.

Find out how to identify Virginia creeper, how to avoid Virginia creeper poisoning, and how to treat problems from eating or touching Virginia creeper.

Neighbours living next to a house covered in Virginia Creeper say the ivy desperately needs be brought under control - as the local landmarks starts to attract tourists who gawk at the plant ...

The Appalachian Regional Commission will provide the funds to help rehabilitate work along the Creeper Trail, according to a written statement.