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See. Blue Ridge Tunnel↗ Experience this historic tunnel on a train journey with lights off for a unique view. Shenandoah National Park Explore 105 miles of Skyline Drive and 101 miles of the Appalachian Trail. Skyline Drive Drive this scenic route through Shenandoah National Park with 75 overlooks.

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Stay. Big Meadows Lodge Ideal for dining, shopping, and exploring right outside your door.

Atlas ObscuraAug 6, 2026

The Field of Lost Shoes in New Market, Virginia

In early 1864, Union General Ulysses S. Grant deployed forces led by General Franz Sigel down the Shenandoah Valley to target the strategically-important railroad junction at Staunton. In response, Confederate General John C. Breckinridge hastily gathered as many men, tested and untested, as he could find and marched them northward. Among the mustering were 257 cadet volunteers, some as young a…

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Lonely PlanetJul 31

3 Train Routes to See Virginia's Fall Foliage

These three train journeys capitalize on views of Virginia

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Condé Nast TravelerJul 23

The Best Places to Stay Near Shenandoah National Park for Blue Ridge Mountain Views and Appalachian Trail Activities

From historic mountain resorts to charming inns, here are the best places to stay amongst nature in the Old Dominion.

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  • The Blackburn InnHotelHistoric building with 12-foot ceilings and spiral staircase.
  • ZynodoaRestaurantDowntown restaurant supporting local producers.
  • The Historic Inn at OakdeneHotelHistoric 1893 mansion with modern castle-like appearance.
  • The Echols SuiteHotelOffers a sunroom experience similar to the mansion.
  • Frontier Culture MuseumMuseumNearby historical museum.
  • American Shakespeare CenterSight
  • Elsewhere
  • Big Meadows LodgeHotelShenandoah National Park, United StatesOffers walkable dining, shopping, drinking, and exploring.
  • Appalachian TrailTrailShenandoah National Park, United StatesFeatures 101 miles within the park.
  • Blackrock OverlookSightShenandoah National Park, United StatesHalf-mile hike behind lodge with breathtaking views.
  • Byrd Visitor CenterSightShenandoah National Park, United StatesHosted a memorable full moon walk and telescope viewing.
  • Skyland resortHotelShenandoah National Park, United StatesSits at the highest point along Skyline Drive.
  • Pollock Dining RoomRestaurantShenandoah National Park, United StatesDine on the terrace with expansive views.
  • Mile High Blackberry Ice Cream PieRestaurantShenandoah National Park, United StatesA must-try dessert at Pollock Dining Room.
  • Masanutten LodgeSightShenandoah National Park, United StatesFounder's wife's 1911 home, now a women-focused exhibit.
  • Hawksbill MountainSightShenandoah National Park, United StatesMarking the border between Madison County and Page County in Virginia, the summit of Hawksbill Mountain is the highest…
  • Mimslyn InnHotelLuray, United StatesFeatures historic cottages perfect for generational travel.
  • Luray CavernsSightLuray, United StatesUnderground experience drawing nature lovers.
  • Shenandoah RiverSightLuray, United StatesNearby natural feature.
  • Iris InnHotelWaynesboro, United StatesCozy cabins with Shenandoah Valley views and private hot tubs.
  • Love Ridge Mountain LodgingHotelLyndhurst, United StatesOffers cabins and glamping tents with social opportunities.
  • George Washington National ForestSightLyndhurst, United StatesNearby natural area for outdoor activities.
  • L'Auberge ProvencaleHotelBoyce, United StatesBed-and-breakfast transporting guests to Provence, France.
  • Briede Family VineyardsSightBoyce, United StatesNearby vineyard.
  • Stony Man TrailTrailShenandoah National Park, United States
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