For a General Campus Map Overview (without access information) click on the four links below.
See regular map and direction information at Main Campus Map, Campus Guide, Building List and photograph links, and Parking Services web pages.

For Access Route information please see below.

FOR ALL COMPUTER PLATFORMS

[ VT Campus Access Map in Adobe PDF ] (Map last updated on 6-16-06)

Any computer user who has Adobe Acrobat, or Acrobat Reader (version 5 or later) on their computer system can click the link below to download, view, and print an 11"x17" color PDF map of the VT Universal Access Map. This map can be printed by selecting the "scale to fit" (or similar) command when in your printer's dialogue box after choosing the PRINT option under your FILE menu. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat Reader (now Adobe Reader) installed on your computer, you may download and install it for free by clicking this link. After doing so you can download, view, and print this version of the VT Access Map by clicking here or on the image below [last updated 6-16-06]. A close-up PDF of the 2003 Access Map may also be downloaded by clicking here, While viewing the PDF map inside Adobe Reader you can also save it to your computer (for faster navigation of the map, or future reference) by clicking on the small image of a square floppy disk (usually in the upper left hand corner of the Adobe Reader). A Campus Map Index Page showing campus building locations on the "university grid" is also available in PDF format by clicking here (Please note that the hyperlinks shown in the PDF will not function).

For a separate Universal Access Map of The New Virginia Tech Alumni Hotel and Conference Center area; home of The Inn at Virginia Tech, The Skelton Conference Center, and The Holtzman Alumni Center (in Adobe PDF, updated 10/12/05) click here.

As an alternative to using the Autodesk DWF Viewer/Plug-in you may also download an easy to view PDF copy (with color lines on a black background) of the Autodesk DWF map of the entire campus offered below by clicking the links later in this paragraph. This PDF contains "Bookmarks" of the same four quadrant (with sub-quadrants) campus grid plan as offered at: http://www.vt.edu/where_we_are/maps/. This now outdated map [last updated 8-18-04] is approximately 16.5" x 21" and is meant only for on-screen viewing. It is available by clicking the following link: 2004 VT Universal Access Campus Map with black background. [An older version of this map [a 11" x 17" PDF] is available both with and without a 1/4" white border; choose whichever may be easiest for you to read by clicking either of the following links: Access Map with border, or Access Map without border [last updated 8-13-03]]. Please note that none of the Web links listed on the "PDF" maps will function (as it is a picture only); The links are intended for use with the Autodesk DWF drawings and viewer plug-ins. Also, If you wish to print a copy of the VT Universal Access Map we recommend printing the current VT Access Map [last updated 6-16-06] listed in the section above in order to preserve your printer's ink.

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FOR ALL COMPUTER PLATFORMS

[ VT Campus Access Map in Autodesk AutoCAD DWF ] (Map last updated on 9-24-06)

The following three options provide access to zoomable vector based AutoCAD "DWF" drawings of the Virginia Tech Campus. After viewing the instruction section the most current version of the Access Map may be downloaded by returning to this page and clicking on the corresponding DWF link listed in the "Fast Access Link" section above.

PC users who are comfortable downloading and using a Web browser plug-in or stand alone applet should click the orange link button below (Windows 2000, and XP Administrator or Power User privileges are required):

MACintosh, LINUX, UNIX, or Windows PC users who have little or no knowledge of Web browser plug-ins, but who use a JAVA or Active X enabled Web browser (e.g., Microsoft Internet Explorer™) and are comfortable using the Web browser's scrolling function may click the orange link button below [nothing to install]:

Please bear with us, but this particular option is not functioning properly with Apple's Safari web browser on a MACintosh at this time, we hope to have it running properly very soon. Safari users please use one of our PDF Access Map options until then. Thank you for your patience and understanding while we work to resolve this issue. (06/03/07 update)

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Printed maps of Virginia Tech's Access routes can be requested by contacting the Services for Students with Disabilities office at (540) 231-3788, or the Director of University ADA Service's office (within the Department of Human Resources' Employee Resource Center) at (540) 231-4638 (V), (TTY), (Fax), or (540) 231-9331.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION, Sites of Interest, and Other Maps
That are not included anywhere above.

Tragedy Counseling	Building Access	Parking Changes	Road Changes	Construction Caution
Parking Permits		Other Access Information		Regular Maps

Virginia Tech - Blacksburg Area - Weather Forecast

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Day of Remembrance Handicap Parking Information (Please click the link)

Campus 4/16 Tragedy Counseling Information

Note updated 04/16/2009
Counseling Available
Please see the following links for the most up to date information regarding counseling support services: Students: http://www.ucc.vt.edu/services.html, Faculty & Staff: http://www.hr.vt.edu/employeerelations/eap/index.html and the Human Resources page www.hr.vt.edu/ for a large list of ongoing resources. Another important resource is the Student/parent/family line (Office of Recovery and Support): 540/231-0062

Please consult the VT Tragedy Memorial Home page www.vt.edu/remember/ for further information.

4/16/07 -- 4/16/09

For Remembrance Day Accessible Parking Information please see our Parking Changes section below, or you may click the "quick-link" in the grid immediately above this section. (IMPORTANT UPDATE: 4/15/09)

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Latest Virginia Tech Campus Notices/News

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Blacksburg Transit services, including BT's Access (paratransit) Information.
For more information please visit www.btransit.org or call 540/961-1185.

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Important New Building Access Information (approach to, or inside of structures)

Please Note; if you regularly access, or plan to access any building or parking (especially handicapped) located near or past construction areas on campus, please allow extra time on your commute to locate alternate parking or access route should your route or lot be blocked by construction or transient construction vehicles. Also, it would be very beneficial to see the daily VT Campus Notices and this website's Important Information as well as our Access Maps sections before venturing onto campus on any given day. These are our only ways of communicating any late breaking news that may help ease your travel on all our grounds. Please use our Access Maps to plan your alternate routes beforehand.

We have a lot of construction on campus this summer and apologize for any inconvenience that it may cause our VT community and visitors.

 

New Basketball Facility Construction on Washington St. near the Coliseum (May 19, 2008 update)

A new Basketball Facility is being constructed on Washington St. alongside the Cassell Coliseum replacing half of the tennis courts (formally) on the site. Currently a new construction site entrance is being installed perpendicular to Washington St. which will cross the sidewalk alongside the (former) southern tennis court end of the site. As always, please be careful when approaching this area or any construction site as sidewalk construction rubble and traffic may impede your safety or travel route.

 

Henderson Hall / Blackbox Theatre Construction - Road and Sidewalk Changes (April 15, 2009 update)

Please Note; Henderson Hal is now closed for renovation, during this time, a Blackbox (Performing Arts) Theatre will be constructed along its side - Please make note of the Road and Sidewalk Changes listed below.

Virginia Tech recently awarded a construction contract for the renovations of Henderson Hall and Construction of a new Blackbox Theatre behind Henderson Hall. This important academic and civic project will update aging Henderson Hall and construct a new performance venue. The community is requested to be alert for changes to sidewalks near Henderson Hall and some construction traffic on College Ave. On Monday February 18th, the contractor (Avis Construction Company, Inc) will begin mobilizing to the site. During the week, fencing will be erected around the area for safety reasons. Some sidewalks on the east and west sides of Henderson Hall will be closed. A portion of sidewalk on the north side of College Ave near the rear parking lot of Henderson Hall will be closed. Pedestrians are encouraged to use cross walks at College Ave/Main St and between Henderson/Squires to avoid the sidewalk closure. The temporary fencing is expected to be in place until the summer/fall 2009. All university offices formerly located in Henderson Hall have been relocated to other buildings; the SSD office is now located in Kent Sq. (please see below for further information.

THIS WORK IS NEARING COMPLETION. Please contact Van Coble at 231-4380 if you have any questions.

 

The Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD) office has moved downtown to Kent Square

Please Note; The Services for Students with Disabilities office has moved from Henderson Hall to the third floor of the Kent Square building in downtown Blacksburg (as of February 11, 2008). Wheelchair Access is easiest from the Washington St. side entrance, or via the fourth level of their parking garage (which opens to the buildings third floor via a small ramp and a door along side the elevator) near the handicap parking spaces. There is also a van accessible Handicap parking space outside of the garage, it is located off of Lee Street on the Kent Square grounds.

Please see the SSD website for further information at: http://www.ssd.vt.edu

Suggested Kent Square Access Route from Campus

Click the image below for the example Access Route from Squires to Kent Square & the SSD office with written directions. >>>

Please note that some of the town curb cuts along this route could be better, however we have found that this is the most accessible route. However, when entering or exiting Kent Square on the Washington Street lobby side-entry please be aware that due to the incline of the hill and sidewalk there are a series of steps built into the incline - exiting the plaza area that are directly inline with the doors; these brick steps are exiting a brick plaza and are made of the same color brick! Please be aware that there is no color difference between the bricks to help you distinguish that there is a built-in stair step up/down there; so use caution if you are heading forward towards or away from these doors; whether you are visually impaired, affected by a sudden change in light levels, or a wheelchair or scooter user. Please note that if you need a level path into this building, such as a wheelchair user would need, you will need to enter and exit this plaza at the end nearest Washington and Main Streets, i.e. its North-East corner adjacent to the Washington Street sidewalk (this path is cutting diagonally, a short way through this plaza (around the side of a (Ben & Jerry's) cafe table & chairs) between the lobby doors and the sidewalk).

* Signage and a power-door opener at this location are expected later this year (11/08 update).

 

 

Norris Hall has reopened for limited access

Virginia Tech Students, Faculty, and Staff may access Norris Hall through the side entrance across from Burruss Hall (the old main handicap access door). Please have appropriate ID with you, as all those entering must present a valid VT Hokie Passport at the door for admittance. The second floor's front (Drillfield end) wing has reopened as of April 10th 2009.

 

Steam Tunnel Upgrade Projects (Nov. 11, 2008 update)

There are several Steam Tunnel Construction Projects concluding currently on the VT main campus, NONE of which should affect accessible travel routes or handicapped parking.

 

Construction on West Campus Drive at Prices Fork Road, and Stanger at Perry Streets (April 15, 2009 update)

The Town of Blacksburg and Virginia Tech are working on intersection improvement projects. The on-campus improvements will take place on West Campus Drive, Prices Fork Road, Perry Street and Stanger Street.  The improvements, once completed, will decrease delays and congestion, and increase pedestrian safety.

For more information about the project or to view a map of the affected area and pedestrian detour routes please visit:
http://www.facilities.vt.edu/documents/ot/VARIOUS-INTERSECTIONS-SidewalkDetour.pdf.

 

Burruss Hall tunnel's chair-lift has been taken out of operation; alternate wheelchair access to or from Burruss' 1st & 2nd floor front offices will be via the Hall's elevators; please see below. (April 15, 2009 update)

The wheelchair lift in the tunnel bisecting Burruss' first floor will be permanently taken out of operation (& later removed). Wheelchair access to the front of Burruss Hall's first and second floor will be via the rear (South-East) Handicap entrance then via the Hall's rear and then front (North-West) elevators: The interior access between the front and rear first floors halls will be via the third floor. Due to the multiple levels on the second floor, full handicap access between the Hall's front and rear may be more easily achieved by using the respective front and rear elevators to loop around via the third floor. 

* PLEASE NOTE that this will be the only wheelchair access route for individuals (prospective students, etc.) traveling to the undergraduate admissions offices.

Directional signage to the Admission and Administration Offices will be placed throughout the building. A map of these routes will be posted near the Burruss rear hallways; it is available for online download from VT's Universal Access Campus Map website by clicking on the following link: www.maps.vt.edu/BurrussMap.pdf. Provisions are being made for more directional signage at this time.

If you should have any access concerns please contact either the Services for Students with Disabilities office at (540) 231-3788, (TTY: (540) 231-1740, or ssd@vt.edu), or the Director of University ADA Services office at (540) 231-4638 (TTY: (540) 231-7227, or adainfo@vt.edu).

 

Disability Accommodation Information

If you are a person with a disability and need special accommodations or information regarding handicapped parking, impaired mobility seating, or services for deaf and hard of hearing, please contact the Services for Students with Disabilities office at (540) 231-3788 (V) or (540) 231-1740 (TTY) between 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Friday or by e-mail at ssd@vt.edu, or you may contact the office of Virginia Tech's Director of University ADA Services at (540) 231-4638 / adainfo@vt.edu, or if no answer the Human Resource office's secretary will help direct your call at (540) 231-9331. If you have an urgent question after hours please contact the VT Police at (540) 231-6411.

 

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Parking Changes Announced

• Handicap Parking for the 4/16/09 event has been moved to the Solitude Lot: (Important Update: 4/16/09)

IMPORTANT UPDATE: Handicap parking on the south side of the drill field is not available as they will close the roads (West Campus Drive, etc) leading to the Drillfield for the events; this is in contradiction to posted information.  Instead they have designated the Solitude lot (on West Campus Dr. across from Davidson Hall) for accessible parking for those who want to watch the race.  Visitors must come onto West Campus Drive from Prices Fork Rd. Jenny Mills at BT Access will be glad to help visitors with bus service if needed (961-1803). The following web site shows the route the regular BT buses will use, they are all accessible:

http://www.btransit.org/cms.php/routes/04-16-09/4-15-09_maps/0415_ums.jpg

The following website still lists Drillfield parking (INCORECTLY) but other info is correct:
http://www.vtnews.vt.edu/campus_notices/campusnotice.php?item=2321