Be sure to grab a park map when you arrive at Skyline Drive Shenandoah. Truthfully, national park maps aren’t all that good sources of information on things to see and do in a national park.

Under the Shenandoah Mountains, a West Virginia caving adventure April 5, 2019 The author’s son Kai ascends a sloping rock in a cave near Franklin, W.Va., while Curtis Rigby, guide Lester Zook ...

Shenandoah National Park is a playground for the Appalachian Mountains, and everyone has an invitation. Those who are more daring can tackle challenging rock scrambles or summit hikes. Others can ...

It was pitch-black and raining as I pulled my van into the parking lot for Old Rag Mountain, praying for a coveted space to hike northern Virginia's most popular trail. At 3,284 feet, the peak isn ...

“The Shenandoah Valley and the mountains have the highest risk of flooding but even the eastern half of the state can’t ignore the flood threat,” Kines said.

Repopulation program hasn’t taken off yet in the mountainous areas of Virginia. On the highest peak in this Blue Ridge Mountain sanctuary, at the wind-battered edge of a rocky cliff, the four… ...

Ranking of the top 15 things to do in Shenandoah National Park. Travelers favorites include #1 Skyline Drive, #2 Old Rag Mountain and more.

Old Rag Circuit proves the most trafficked trail to the mountain's peak, though potential hikers should keep in mind that this loop covers almost 9.5 miles and more than 2,300 feet in elevation gain.

Located between the Shenandoah Valley in the west and the Piedmont region in the east, the park is an expanse of wooden hollows and breezy summits, waterfalls and mountain streams, more than 500 ...

Top Experiences "Stony Man Mountain" is Shenandoah's version of New Hampshire's "Old Man on the Mountain." Stop at the Stony Man Overlook (milepost 38.6) and gaze west to see a profile of his face ...