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I bike to work in Tysons Corner four or five days a week (23 miles roundtrip), year round. I keep a list of mass transit options handy for days it snows/ices while at work so I can easliy get to a bus or Metro to get home. Walk to most places in the neighborhood for food, etc., and try to limit my big grocery/Target runs to once every couple weeks. My wife walks to work as well.
Matt Robinson, Arlington,VA
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What path do you take when biking from Arlington to Tysons? Thanks!
Posted by: Stefanie | May 14, 2008 at 02:05 PM
The W&OD Trail runs from Arlington way out to Leesburg and is a good option to get to Tysons. I ride it west until it hits Gallows Rd, then hang a right and skirt into Tysons via Kidwell Dr/Towers Crescent.
Posted by: Matt | May 22, 2008 at 02:44 PM