Alexandria, VA · separated · paved
Potomac Heritage National Scenic Trail (WWB Crossing)
3-mile paved route with 226 ft of elevation gain, signed as part of the regional cycle network, route reference “NHT”, operated by United States Department of Interior, National Park Service, separated from motor traffic.
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Today's verdict
Marginal conditions — get the road bike out if you have to.
- 29 mph wind — strong — plan for slow outbound if wind is against you.
Best for bike-share touring today
Route map
Orange marker is the start. Click the map to enable scroll-zoom — the polyline is approximate; use Ride with GPS or Komoot for turn-by-turn.
Atmosphere
- Air temp81°FClear
- Wind29 mphNE
- Rain8%Next 24h: 0.08"
- Humidity58%
Surface & daylight
- Pavementdrypaved surface
- Sunrise6:46 AM
- Sunset7:23 PM154 min remaining
Best time today
5 PM looks best — 82°F · 5 mph NE wind · mostly cloudy. 6 PM is a close second (61/100).
Mostly Cloudy
Mostly Cloudy
Wind on this route
29 mph headwind outbound — expect a 29 mph headwind on the return.
Currently 29 mph from the NNE (30°). Relative to this ride's overall bearing, a quartering headwind.
- Leg 1 Bearing 83° · quartering headwind 0.2 mi
- Leg 2 Bearing 97° · quartering headwind 0.3 mi
- Leg 3 Bearing 89° · quartering headwind 0.3 mi
- Leg 4 Bearing 89° · quartering headwind 0.3 mi
- Leg 5 Bearing 86° · quartering headwind 0.3 mi
- Leg 6 Bearing 154° · quartering tailwind 0.1 mi
- Leg 7 Bearing 82° · quartering headwind 0.2 mi
- Leg 8 Bearing 113° · crosswind 0.3 mi
Elevation profile
Score breakdown
About this route
- Distance
- 3 mi one-way (double for round-trip)
- Elevation gain
- 226 ft
- Surface
- paved
- Shape
- Out-and-back
- Traffic exposure
- separated
- Activities
- road cycling · e bike · commuting · bike share-touring
- Cycle network
- RCN · route NHT
- Operator
- United States Department of Interior, National Park Service
- Start
38.7931, -77.0494- City hub
- Alexandria, VA
- OSM
- relation 13354969
Description sourced from OpenStreetMap relation tags and member-way geometry.