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This 4.8‑kilometer loop at Scotts Run Stream Valley Park is a perfect cold‑season wander: quiet woods, crisp air, and just enough elevation — about 105 meters — to warm you up without turning it into a workout. Winter strips back the foliage, opening up surprise views of the Potomac as you follow shaded dirt paths through hollows and upland forest. Expect frozen mud, a few rocky patches, and the occasional downed tree, but nothing too technical. The trail stays mostly gentle, looping you from calm woodland to the river’s edge in about 60 to 90 minutes. Early starts pay off with empty parking and a peaceful, frosty atmosphere. Bring waterproof shoes, keep the map handy — the twists can get confusing — and enjoy one of Northern Virginia’s simplest, prettiest winter loops. https://linktr.ee/mangyanwalker This is not a sponsored video. All contents are genuinely my own. This post also contains affiliate links, and I earn a small commission if you purchase after clicking on my links. It doesn't cost you any extra. Thank you for your continued support in keeping Hike with Mangyan going!