A Day in Shenandoah National Park | Easy Summit Hikes | 4K

We spent a day in Shenandoah National Park hiking some of our favorite, easy trails. Join us on two of the best easy hikes in Shenandoah National Park - Blackrock Summit Trail and Little Stony Man Trail. We stop at one of the seven great picnic spots and one of our secret spots in the park that has the arguably the BEST view of the highest mountain the park.
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[@muscatinemusk]

So glad I stumbled onto this video, this looks like a great plan for my next excursion to the mountains.

[@DeborahLayman-nv7zn]

I absolutely love Shenandoah national Park, and have been several times. Thank you for sharing some of Your favorite hikes. I was not familiar with a few of them and look forward to exploring them the next time I visit.

[@ParkWanderers]

I am so glad you enjoyed our video and found some new hikes to try! Which one have you not done yet?

[@mysticdrone9075]

I've been going to shenandoah national park, since I was born. And I've never get tired of the views and the feeling of being there. And when I hike, I usually just do bear fence, Stoneyman. And what a amazing video, keep it up.

[@ParkWanderers]

Thank you for watching! We never get tired of the views there either!

[@Jenny-oy3xs]

Thank you for your recommendations. My husband and I will be visiting the area at the end of November. We have visited a few times before but not for many years. We really enjoy visiting Shenandoah and I will mark down those trails you recommended.

[@ParkWanderers]

November is a great time to visit the park! Some of the colors of fall will still be around ☺️ I hope you have a wonderful trip and don’t hesitate to reach out if you need more trail recommendations!

[@KathysOutdoorAdventures]

WOW, the color is amazing there!!! So much great information. Thank you

[@ParkWanderers]

Thank you for watching! This was late fall, we were surprised there was still color in the leaves! It was a great hiking day.

[@sharonharrison3611]

Beautiful hike. Love it!

[@OutOnTrail]

Tremendous views in this video! Your local knowledge definitely shines in highlighting some of Shenandoah's best easily attainable overlooks! I'd definitely encourage you to try a series on dehydrating food and/or backpacking food recipes 👍

[@ParkWanderers]

Thank you for watching and the kind comments! We are hard at work on some dehydrated meal videos - thanks for the support!

[@jontaylor6068]

I have family roots there way before it was a park. I go there and maintain my family cemetery.

[@ParkWanderers]

How neat! One of our dear friends also has family roots before the Government took over their land. There is a lot of history in those hills!

[@jennanewman7179]

Great video! Lots of good information! Food looked absolutely delicious btw!

[@ParkWanderers]

Thank you so much for watching! I’ll be sure to start posting how to make them soon ☺️

[@S0dap0pb0ttle]

Great video!

[@caleblantz1825]

Well that's pretty cool

[@ParkWanderers]

Thanks for watching!

[@lambertwalks5929]

Wow great video 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿👍

[@weekendhikers]

Nice video!!👍

[@SouthernHike]

We have to get up there. Have yall experienced any bears?

[@miked1052]

came across a black bear while hiking, luckily we both ran in opposite directions 😂

[@ParkWanderers]

Yes! You all have to get up here sooner than later! Let us know and we would love to plan something with you both! We have seen a few bears over the years.

[@daisyr.8320]

I am so confused about Stony Man Trail and Little Stony Man Trail. I haven’t found a trail on the NPS website about Little Stony Man. Any insight would be helpful. Thanks!

[@ParkWanderers]

Hi there! We’d be happy to help you out. Little Stony Man and Stony Man are two separate rock outcroppings, but can be accessed via the same trails (there are a few ways to get to both). Little Stony Man is the easier of the two to access (not as long of a hike, shorter elevation). We like to start at the Little Stony Man trail at mile marker 39 on Skyline Drive. It’s a short (.5 mile) hike to the overlook. Once there, you can continue along the trail and it will take you to Stony Man, then loop back to your car at the Little Stony Man parking lot. If you are looking at an NPS map, the Little Stony Man parking lot is marked but the trail is marked as Passamaquoddy Trail. I hope this helps, please let us know if we can assist you any further!

[@daisyr.8320]

@@ParkWanderers Thanks! Super helpful!

[@glowrhine]

Hi could you please tell in which months you visited

[@jefffries808]

I would like to know also please

[@ParkWanderers]

These videos are from November, right after peak leaf season!

[@ParkWanderers]

During November!

[@Bacon-r9r]

What month did you visit the park?

[@ParkWanderers]

Hi! This was late fall (late November).

[@austinstitzel]

I'm going to guess that Zack is a Libra and Emily is a Leo.

[@ParkWanderers]

Interesting guess! Emily is a cancer ☺️ Zack is a Virgo

[@steveholmes739]

Me and my wife are going there in April is it pet friendly

[@ParkWanderers]

Yes it is pet friendly!