7 Things to Do in Shenandoah National Park, Virginia | Shenandoah Hiking, Skyline Drive, & More!
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2024
- Shenandoah National Park, Virginia is only an hour and a half drive from Washington, DC. There are a ton of Shenandoah hiking trails and waterfalls to see when you're here, plus Skyline Drive.
I will show you seven things to do in Shenandoah National Park, Virginia, so be sure to include them in your itinerary!
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Filming Information:
Camera: GoPro Hero 10
Microphone: Movo VXR10 Universal Video Microphone
Music: Epidemic Sound
Editing Software: Adobe Premiere Pro 2022
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11:15 Conclusion
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Shenandoah National Park is my dad’s and my favorite place to go fishing for catfish.
Those flowers are mountain laurel
Thank you. I will be going there and follow the same path you took! It makes my job a lot easier!!! Thanks for narrowing the trails. There is the luray Caverns nearby as well.
White Oak Canyon has a natural water slide. You need to hit that. The way to do Old Rag is up and down the scramble.
Hello, I found your video very helpful. We just returned from a four-day weekend, and your video was spotted on many things-even the Dark Hollow Falls path by the waterfall!!! We did a couple of hiking trails, but the weather was very windy and cold, but we enjoyed it. I just wanted to thank you for your video information, and happy hiking to you :).
We drove on Skyline Drive today and it was breathtaking! Those flowers may be mountain laurels, not entirely sure
I’m going to go this spring.
Great vid, nice transitions!
I'm going to hike old rag in a few days!
Very informative. Thank you!
Nice coverage
Nice coverage 👏👏
Just a couple comments. 1. From March-November, you must reserve your one-day Old Rag ticket. You can’t buy one at the trailhead. 2. The trails you covered are good, but usually very crowded during peak times. There are so many other trails that have waterfalls with numerous swimming holes; albeit they are more difficult hikes. 3. It is pronounced Front Royal, not Royale.😂 Thanks for sharing your visit.
Which trails have swimming holes?
Can you share which have waterfalls ??
Please tell more about camping there?
How much have you paid to enter and camp in the park, can you camp in any area?
It costs $30 to enter, unless you have an annual pass. Camping is usually $25 if you want to do frontcountry camping at a reserved site. Backcountry is free to camp wherever you find a spot.
Any good places to eat you can recommend
There aren't many restaurants in the park, but there's a lot of town along the park like Luray which is popular for food!
Sorry I'm late responding. Just saw the video. The restaurant at Skyland has very good food! Highly recommended.
Is it insanely crowded at this time of the year, or is that an insanely ridiculous question?
I wouldn’t say insanely crowded. There’s plenty of parking at each hike and Skyline Drive isn’t too crowded. The campgrounds might be packed though, and the Old Rag parking is almost always filled up by 8-9 AM. Not a ridiculous question at all :)
Do you still make videos?
Thanks for your comment. Unfortunately I had to stop because it was taking up more of my time and money than I could handle. With that said, I still encourage everyone go explore the outdoors as much as they can.
3:36 can somebody
Explain that
The trail is very rocky and then he sings the theme song from Rocky the movie