10
Great Hikes In Shenandoah National Park

1
LITTLE STONY MAN

This hike is less than one mile round trip. It’s an uphill walk to summit but it’s doable for most people.

2
STONY MAN

At 4,040 feet, Stony Man is the second highest peak in Shenandoah National Park From the top of Stony Man you are treated to spectacular views.

3
BEARFENCE MOUNTAIN TRAIL

At first, the rock scrambling is easy. You’ll climb up and over a few large boulders on the trail.

4
HAWKSBILL MOUNTAIN

The easiest way to climb Hawksbill Mountain is via the Upper Hawksbill Trail. Park in the "Upper Hawksbill Parking."

5
MARYS ROCK

Marys Rock North. This is the longer, tougher trail to the peak. Park in the Panorama Parking Lot. For the majority of the hike you walk the Appalachian Trail.

6
SUGARLOAF – KEYSER RUN FIRE ROAD – HOGBACK MOUNTAIN

This is a long, boring, monotonous hike. It’s over 5 miles long and for 90% of the time you will be in the forest with no views.

7
OLD RAG

Old Rag is the toughest hike on this list but it is also our favorite. And we’re not the only ones. 

8
DARK HOLLOW FALLS

The hike to Dark Hollow Falls is one of the most popular hikes on this list. Why? It’s a relatively short, easy hike to one of the tallest waterfalls in the park.

9
LEWIS SPRING FALLS TRAIL

This is a tough hike to a nice waterfall, but in my opinion, this hike is not worth the effort, unless you are a big fan of waterfall hikes.

10
ROSE RIVER LOOP TRAIL

Park at Fishers Gap Overlook and cross Skyline Drive to the trailhead. Immediately, there is a fork in the trail. 

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