So if you’re wondering whether or not a trip to Shenandoah is worth it – YES! It definitely won’t disappoint. You get the chance to experience some truly unique aspects of nature in its purest form including stunning views from mountain peaks, gorges lined with wildflowers, cascading waterfalls and breathtaking sunsets that will take your […]
How many days you spend in Shenandoah National Park will depend on what you want to do. If you just want to drive down Skyline Drive and see the sights from the mountains, then you can do it all in a few hours. In fact, many people use Skyline Drive as a scenic alternative to […]
It’s tough to pick the prettiest part of Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park, but there are a few overlooks that stand out above the rest. At over 100 miles long, Skyline Drive has 70+ overlooks along the way, and each of them offers a pretty terrific view of the valley below. You could easily […]
When to visit Shenandoah National Park will depend on your weather preferences, but our personal favorite time of year is between September and November. If you can brave the chilly autumn weather, you’ll be rewarded with stunning views of the park as the foliage bursts into red, orange, and yellow. People come from all over […]
While some people prefer to camp overnight and really explore the area, there’s also plenty you can do at Shenandoah National Park in one day. Our suggestion for a day trip is to just make your way down Skyline Drive and stop at the overlooks throughout the day. Skyline Drive runs all the way through […]
The highest point in Shenandoah National Park is the peak of Hawksbill Mountain at 4,050 feet. The highest point on Skyline Drive is at 3,680 feet, but it’s only about a two-mile hike to the summit of Hawksbill from there. If you’re a moderately experienced hiker and you’re looking for a great view of the […]
Shenandoah National Park is absolutely nice in March! In fact, one of the most popular times to visit the park is between March and May. During the springtime, the park’s 850+ species of wildflowers start to bloom, so the whole area comes alive. There are also plenty of migrating birds who pass through Shenandoah during […]
