History is right around the corner in Roanoke! The new Roanoke Route Walking Tour invites you to take a stroll through time with 16 newly marked historic sites along Oak Street. Each stop features a sign that tells the story of Roanoke’s past, introducing you to the people, places, and events that shaped Roanoke into the unique town it is today.
Whether you’re a lifelong resident or just visiting, this self-guided walking tour offers a fresh way to experience Roanoke.
Start Your Journey at the Visitor Center & Museum
To get the most out of your walk, pick up a free Roanoke Route Tour guide at the City of Roanoke Visitor Center & Museum, located at 114 North Oak Street. The museum is open Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and is the perfect first stop before heading out on the route. Admission is always free.
Explore More Online
Want to dive deeper into the history behind each stop? The City has created a dedicated Roanoke Route Walking Tour page, where you can explore details about each site along the trail.
So grab a guide, take a walk, and step into Roanoke’s past!
