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14-Day Itinerary Introduction In 2 weeks on the road, you can truly experience the best of the Blue Ridge Parkway especially if you enjoy hiking. You can also explore several nearby towns and attractions such…
The mountains of Virginia can be dangerous, and a safety kit is essential for adventurers looking for waterfalls! This is especially true in Shenandoah National Park, where the most impressive waterfalls require serious backcountry hiking…
Folly Mills Falls is one of Staunton's best-kept secrets! The pretty Folly Mills Falls is just 0.1 miles from the parking area along a very scenic short trail near Staunton in Augusta County, Virginia yet…
Crabtree Falls has the highest cascading vertical drop east of the Mississippi! At 1200 feet it is impossible to photograph as a whole but apparently, no one cares - it is one of the most…
When the Stony Creek flows hard, these Falls are smokin', especially the Falls at Lower Shamokin (covered in another post)! But Upper Shamokin should not be missed either! The Falls are inside the Wintergreen Resort…
The East Branch of Naked Creek is a waterfall-rich stream that flows down from near Skyline Drive to the community of Jollett. It is best to access Naked Creek from the Naked Creek Overlook by…
Little Devils Stairs Falls in Shenandoah National Park is easy to reach but do not expect much of a waterfall during dry spells. As such the waterfall is not considered a destination in itself; most…
Doyles River Falls (there are two waterfalls to be exact), is a must-see in Shenandoah National Park. At 28 feet and 63 feet respectively, these Falls are very popular with visitors so plan to arrive…
I challenge all hardcore hikers to go and see the Falls of Dry Run Creek in Shenandoah NP! So far I documented seven waterfalls - during my research I saw photos of only 3, meaning…
Dark Hollow Falls is one of the shortest waterfall trails in Shenandoah but be prepared for a steep return hike! At 70 ft it is one of the higher waterfalls in Shenandoah and very visible…
