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Shenandoah National ParkAn cluster of huckleberry forms a crimson spectacle in Big Meadows.
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Shenandoah National Park
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Shenandoah Overlook, the park's official visitor guide

Park Visitor Guide

The park visitor guide, Shenandoah Overlook, provides seasonal information about the park. You can pick up a free copy at any entrance station, visitor center, or park campground.

Click here for a viewable version of the current Shenandoah Overlook (pdf, 1.1 mb)

 
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A ranger helps a young visitor dioscover the secrets or Big Meadows during a Junior Ranger program.
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Learn more about park resources in our fact sheet series.
Natural Resource Fact Sheets
Learn more about park resources in our fact sheet series.
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A hiker is dwarfed by the huge, round, lichen-covered boulders of Old Rag Mountain.  

Did You Know?
The large rounded boulders on the top of Old Rag, Shenandoah National Park’s most popular peak, were formed in place by chemical and physical weathering, called spheroidal weathering.

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Last Updated: June 04, 2008 at 08:59 EST