Advertisement: The most popular route in Shenandoah National Park involves scrambling.
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Difficulty: 11 miles, 2300 feet. The scrambling routes are well-marked and class 3. If you've done much scrambling at all this won't be a challenge.
Preparation: None (just bring water). Note some sections of rock can be unexpectedly smooth, being worn down by hikers over the years.
Summary: A nice hike with good views. Plenty of rocks to climb up and chill out on. Fall colors make this extra nice. 4/5
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| Fall colors and the Shenandoah mountains |
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| The rocks of Old Rag |
More photographs.
Difficulty: 11 miles, 2300 feet. The scrambling routes are well-marked and class 3. If you've done much scrambling at all this won't be a challenge.
Preparation: None (just bring water). Note some sections of rock can be unexpectedly smooth, being worn down by hikers over the years.
Summary: A nice hike with good views. Plenty of rocks to climb up and chill out on. Fall colors make this extra nice. 4/5
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