Alt Text Map of Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts in Virginia. The park grounds, shaded green against pale green surrounding lands, form a soft triangle following the bends of Dulles Toll Road. Extended Description Trap Road runs from north-south, curving through the west side of the park. To the west of Trap Road is a gray rhombus-shaped parking area labeled “West Lot.” The southwest corner of West Lot reads “Rideshare Pickup/Drop Off Location Only.” A pedestrian tunnel runs under Trap Road, connecting the West Lot to the east side of the park. To the east of Trap Road is a gray D-shaped parking area labeled "East Lot." Southeast of East Lot is a green parking area labeled "Gil’s Hill." Filene Center and Points of Interest Paved walkways represented with yellow lines run from the parking areas to a group of tan buildings. One long structure is labeled with a black callout box that reads, “Filene Center Entrance (restrooms).” The entrance has a box office and ranger station and is surrounded by native gardens. A fan-shaped building with a black callout box reads “Filene Center.” Stage Road runs from Trap Road north of East Lot, passing Gil’s Hill, and making a circle near the Filene Center Entrance. A bus stop sits on the north side of the circle. The road continues southeast past the stage to a gray parking area labeled “Lot 1 (staff only).” Lot 4, a wheelchair-accessible parking area, sits just south of Filene Center, below Stage Road. Several more tan buildings are noted throughout the park. Park Headquarters sits just north of the Fiene Center, east of the Ranger Station. Following the walkway north leads to restrooms and Ovations Restaurant, which sits against Barn Road. Barn Road curves north to a gray parking area labeled “Staff only.” To the east there are three buildings: Terrace Pavilion, Associates Pavilion, and Meadow Pavilion, closest to Wolftrap Creek. On the south side of the walkway is Meadow Kiosk. Following the walkway north across the creek leads to Children’s Theatre-in-the-Woods. Walking Trails A blue line with gray dashes begins at the southeast corner of the west lot, and after some turns, ends at the northwest corner of the lot. It picks back up at the north side of the lot, heading east and crossing Trap Road. It continues east of Trap Road, crossing Wolftrap Creek, and ending at Wolf Trap Farm Pond. An orange line with gray dashes begins in The Meadow near Wolftrap Creek, heading north. It continues north, passing the Children’s Theatre-in-the-Woods and then the Wolf Trap Farm Pond. The blue Wolf Trap trail blaze converges with the orange “TRACK” trail blaze, hooking south around the pond to Old Courthouse Spring Branch. It follows the spring east before turning south. It continues south for the length of the park, makes a hairpin-like U-turn, and follows Wolftrap Creek back north. It crosses the creek, heading south past Lot 1 to the south side of the park, turning northwest around Lot 4 and the Filene Center, and finally following Stage Road north to reconnect with the pedestrian tunnel to West Lot. Outside of the Park Washington Metrorail Silver Line runs between northbound and southbound Dulles Toll Road. The Silver Line and Dulles Toll Road continue west of the map with a note reading, “To State Route 28 and Dulles Airport.” South of the park, Trap Road has a pedestrian bridge that crosses Dulles Toll Road. Trap Road continues south of the map with a note, “To Vienna.” Trap Road continues north of the map with a note, “To State Route 7.” Legend A scale at the left side of the map measures distances of 50 and 100 meters and 200 and 400 feet. Green for NPS property, Black dashed line for Hiking trail, Yellow line for Paved walkway, Blue line with gray dashes for Wolf Trap trail (blue blaze), Orange line with gray dashes for TRACK trail (orange blaze), Gray for Paved parking lot, and Red thin triangles and numbers for Trail distance markers. Four icons that follow represent Restrooms, Parking, Wheelchair-accessible, and Native garden.