These aren’t to be missed for gorgeous scenery all year-round, but especially fall foliage.
Beyond exercising, fall makes wandering outdoors even more worthwhile.
Take exit 175 off of Interstate 81 and follow the signs to the park.
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For the short version of the falls, follow State Route 609 and park at Dry Gap.
Private property lines large sections of the trail, so stay on the footpaths to avoid trespassing.
No matter your route, youll be on your way to the highest point within Shenandoah National Park.
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To preserve the history of this area, climbing on the rocks and ruins is forbidden.
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Credit:Courtesy Virginia Tourism Corporation, Photo by Joel Mulbah & Alyssa Gilbert
