Jefferson Pike in Loudoun County, Virginia
Jefferson Pike in Loudoun County is a two-lane, asphalted expressway (also known as Sandy Hook Bridge). It crosses Harpers Ferry Road and Adventure Center Lane and ends in a cul-de-sac. Jefferson Pike is also known as Sandy Hook Bridge. This street is part of the highway "340". Nearby you can find an attraction and a gas station.
- Alternate Name
- Sandy Hook Bridge
- Bicycle
- yes
- Road Type
- expressway
- Lanes
- 2
- Speed Limit
- 45 mph
Streets nearby
Adventure Center Lane0.1 mi
River Walking Path0.2 mi
Sandy Hook RoadSandy Hook, Cross Trails Hostel, Harpers Ferry
0.4 mi
Clark Road0.4 mi
Arthur Lane0.4 mi
Riverheights Road0.5 mi
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal TrailC&O Canal - Weverton, Cumberland Valley Hiker Biker Campsite, Snyders Landing, Taylors Landing, Blackford's Ford, Shepherdstown, Packhorse Ford, Killiansburg Cave Hiker Biker Campsite, Horseshoe Bend Hiker Biker Campsite, Big Woods Hiker Biker Campsite, Huckleberry Hill, Jordon Junction Hiker Biker Campsite, Dargan Bend, Cacapon Junction Hiker Biker Campsite, White Rock Hiker Biker Campsite
0.5 mi
Loudoun Heights Lane0.6 mi
Branchriver Road0.7 mi
Keep Tryst RoadHillside
0.7 mi
Butts Lane0.7 mi
Loudoun Heights TrailSplit Rock
0.7 mi
William L. Wilson FreewayWalmart Pharmacy
0.8 mi
Harpers Ferry RoadLoudoun Heights, Neersville, Salem Church, Saint Pauls Christian Community Church, Neersville Volunteer Fire and Rescue Company 16
0.8 mi
Docs Lane0.8 mi
Overlook Cliff Trail (Red Blaze)Maryland Heights, Hiking Maryland Heights
0.8 mi
Prospect Hill Road0.9 mi
Turneysville Road0.9 mi
Valley Overlook Court1.0 mi
Miller Avenue1.0 mi
Goodloe Byron Memorial Footbridge1.0 mi
Stone Fort TrailStone Fort, 100-Pounder Battery, 30-Pounder Battery, Civil War Campgrounds, Charcoal Making on Maryland Heights, Making a Mountain Citadel, Exterior Fort
1.0 mi
Potomac StreetHarpers Ferry, John Brown's Last Stand, Lewis and Clark, Six Acres that Changed the World, Almost Heaven Pub & Grill
1.1 mi
Hog Alley1.1 mi
Appalachian National Scenic Trail"A journey of 1,000 miles begins with a single step"
1.1 mi
Buildings nearby
Harpers Ferry Brewing450 ft
Attractions nearby
Lock 320.5 mi
Lock 330.9 mi
John Brown's Fort (Armory Firehouse)1.1 mi
Buildings nearby
RL's Welding & Repairs0.8 mi
Lockhouse 330.9 mi
Convenience stores nearby
Hillside Station0.7 mi
Derelict canals nearby
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal0.9 mi
Forests nearby
CPAP Island0.8 mi
Ice cream shops nearby
Swiss Miss1.1 mi
Liquor stores nearby
Hillside Liquors0.7 mi
Museums nearby
Arsenal Square1.1 mi
White Hall Tavern1.1 mi
John Brown Museum1.1 mi
Restoration Museum1.1 mi
Merriwether Lewis1.1 mi
Frankel's Clothing Store1.1 mi
Civil War Museum1.1 mi
Railways nearby
Shenandoah Subdivision0.9 mi
Cumberland Subdivision1.1 mi
Restaurants nearby
El Charro Bar and Grill0.8 mi
Retail buildings nearby
African American History1.1 mi
Sports centers nearby
Harpers Ferry Adventure Center0.3 mi
Streams nearby
Piney Run0.2 mi
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| Bus | |
| Streetcar |
| Bike path | |
| Bike lane on roadway | |
| Cycling allowed on bus lane | |
| Bicycle street | |
| Open to cyclists | |
| Open to cyclists, good path | |
| Cycling prohibited | |
| Cobblestone |
| Long-distance bike route | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance bike route |
| Path |
| Long-distance hiking trail | (depending on scale) | |
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| Pedestrians prohibited |