United States Virginia

Shenandoah National Park

A scenic sanctuary in Virginia, famed for its Skyline Drive, abundant wildlife, cascading waterfalls, and the rolling Blue Ridge Mountains.

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Not far from the glimmering domes of the White House in DC, Shenandoah National Park beckons folk away from the big city with its sylvan hills and scenic motor routes. Covering the bucolic Virginian quarters of the Blue Ridge Mountains, the park is long and thin, centering on the 105-mile Skyline Drive that offers a new vista of valley bottom or distant peak at every turn in the road. Waterfalls and lovely backcountry campsites are all ripe for the taking if you’re looking to leave the asphalt and hit the trails instead.

jrfrancis 3 years ago

Less than two hours south of Washington, D.C, sits Shenandoah: 196,000-acres of craggy outcrops, rock bridges, cascading falls, and dense vibrant forests. 

jrfrancis 3 years ago

Blue Ridge Mountains in the fall

bill.dailey 3 years ago

Shenandoah National Park Guides