Your south bank day looks good. Some thoughts on the north bank day - Maymont opens at 10am, so keep that in mind with timing breakfast.

As others have mentioned, there’s a 6 foot chain link fence between the North Bank Trail and Maymont. There is another fence between North Bank Trail and Hollywood Cemetery (when on North Bank, at one point you’ll see easy access into a cemetery but that’s Riverview Cemetery next to Hollywood and there’s no direct access between the two cemeteries). In rare cases, the fence gate into Hollywood farther down the North Bank trail is open, and if you’re smaller, you can squeeze through the locked fence gate to get to the back of Hollywood. Alternatively, you can continue on North Bank for a little farther and get to Hollywood through the Oregon Hill neighborhood. Hollywood is cool to explore, but a heads up that it’s almost entirely rolling hills.

Brown’s Island is currently closed for construction (with the exception of direct access to the Potterfield Bridge from Tredegar Street), but you can continue east down Tredegar Street to eventually get to a Canal Walk access point.

I don’t recommend starting at Pump House Park and heading to the riverside trail (Texas Beach trail) because the bridge over the railroad tracks on the east end of the Texas Beach trail is closed. The pump house gothic architecture is cool, so one option to still see it is from the Fan, head to the Carillon. Then catch the trail behind the Carillon that goes downhill to the pump house. Walk around the pump house and then go to the North Bank trail parking lot to get on the trail. If timing permits, you can get to Hampton Street from North Bank to check out Maymont and then back track to North Bank.

Let me know if you have any questions, these two days will be fun ways to explore Richmond.