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Shenandoah National ParkEmma Susan Weakley on the porch of the family homestead at Big Meadows (ca 1920)
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Shenandoah National Park
Webcams

webcams includes:

Falcon Webcam
Leaf Color Webcam
 
 
A screen shot from the Leaf Cam during fall.

The Leaf Cam allows viewers to monitor the leaf colors during fall and the progression of green in spring.

There are multiple web cameras currently in Shenandoah National Park:

Big Meadows located on the Byrd Visitor Center, operated by a park partner.

Leaf Color Cam is a view towards Luray, VA from Stony Man Mountain.

Falcon Cams are a set of cameras on Stony Man mountain designed to get live images of nesting Peregrine falcons during their spring nesting season, operated by the park.

Traffic Cam located at Rockfish Gap. This is the at the end of Skyline Drive and the beginning of the Blue Ridge Parkway on the bridge over I-64, operated by VDOT.
Fall Color Cam
Fall Color Cam
Watch live as the fall colors change
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Check the Big Meadows webcam...
Big Meadows Webcam
Get live images and weather from Big Meadows.
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Visit the Falcon Webcam
Visit the Peregrine Falcon webcam
Live pictures from the Stony Man falcon nest site.
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Water stands in a pit, called an Opferkessel, in a boulder on Old Rag Mountain.  

Did You Know?
The small circular pits (Opferkessels) often found in the rocks of Shenandoah National Park’s cliffs and summits are formed by standing water.

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Last Updated: October 22, 2008 at 12:05 EST