Last year the main concessionaire at Shenandoah National Park started offering guided hiking outings into the park. Well, this year the program is a little beefier.
Not only are two-day hiking programs available, but so, too, are climbing and rappelling programs that are designed to offer introductory- and intermediate-level outings.
There also are two-day programs that will focus on discovering Shenandoah's waterfalls and wildflowers, as well as an inn-to-inn trek that leads you south through the park with overnight stays at the Skyland Resort and Big Meadows Lodge.
Pricing ranges from $89 per person for the one-day trips up to $178 per person for the two-day outings. Lodging is an extra charge.
Dates for these outings begin in April and run into November. You can find more information at this site.
Shenandoah Hiking Options
Published Date
January 30, 2007
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