Deep in the Shenandoah River valley, wild landscapes forged by the Blue Ridge mountains rise and fall in dramatic intervals, even as the crisp mountain air comes alive with dulcet birdsong. This is the untamed beauty of the Shenandoah National Park, a state treasure lanced by backcountry hiking trails, breathtaking driving paths, and a vibrant wildlife. The park centers around the soaring beauty of Hawksbill Mountain, which is its highest peak at 4,050 feet (1234.44 meters). Around the mountaintops, a captivating scenery unfolds as per nature's myriad whims, ranging from a billion-year-old rocky terrain, to waterfalls of various shapes, sizes, and cascades. Under a canopy of oak and chestnut trees thrives an incredible wildlife consisting of animals like the black bear and the white-tailed deer. Those who hike through the park's enchanting trails are guaranteed a sight of the undulating mountains in the distance as they stand encircled by a mystical shade of blue.
Explore the intriguing underground Shenandoah Caverns and wonder at their beauty. The limestone formations are situated a few miles away from New Market and pose a great attraction for tourists who come here to explore the mystery behind these caves. Having been featured in National Geographic magazine, these caverns are of huge interest, especially to geologists. Few of the formations not be missed during your visit here include Capitol Dome, Diamond Castle and Rainbow Lake.
Deep in the Shenandoah River valley, wild landscapes forged by the Blue Ridge mountains rise and fall in dramatic intervals, even as the crisp mountain air comes alive with dulcet birdsong. This is the untamed beauty of the Shenandoah National Park, a state treasure lanced by backcountry hiking trails, breathtaking driving paths, and a vibrant wildlife. The park centers around the soaring beauty of Hawksbill Mountain, which is its highest peak at 4,050 feet (1234.44 meters). Around the mountaintops, a captivating scenery unfolds as per nature's myriad whims, ranging from a billion-year-old rocky terrain, to waterfalls of various shapes, sizes, and cascades. Under a canopy of oak and chestnut trees thrives an incredible wildlife consisting of animals like the black bear and the white-tailed deer. Those who hike through the park's enchanting trails are guaranteed a sight of the undulating mountains in the distance as they stand encircled by a mystical shade of blue.
Explore the intriguing underground Shenandoah Caverns and wonder at their beauty. The limestone formations are situated a few miles away from New Market and pose a great attraction for tourists who come here to explore the mystery behind these caves. Having been featured in National Geographic magazine, these caverns are of huge interest, especially to geologists. Few of the formations not be missed during your visit here include Capitol Dome, Diamond Castle and Rainbow Lake.