Shenandoah National Park essentials

Shenandoah National Park spans the Blue Ridge Mountains, anchored by the 105-mile Skyline Drive. This selection highlights the park's highest peak, Hawksbill Mountain at 4,050 feet, and the challenging granite rock scramble of Old Rag Mountain. Key water features include the 70-foot drop of Dark Hollow Falls and the multi-tiered Rose River Falls. Strategic overlooks like Hogback and Shenandoah Valley provide expansive vistas of the Massanutten Mountain range and the valley below, while the Dickey Ridge Visitor Center offers historical context on the park's 1935 establishment.