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Shenandoah National Park
Backcountry Camping - Trip Plans
 
 

Possible Trip Plans

Now that you know your skill level and have considered your ideal trip plan, you are ready to plan your itinerary. The possibilities are endless, but we have put together over 100 possible trips, all of which can be traveled as they are written, or can be modified to meet your needs. While these plans tell you where to park, hike, and look for a campsite, they do not give you the level of detail that you will find in a good trail guide. You will need to purchase a topographic map anyway, so consider purchasing a guide as well.

Map and guidebook information.

Pick one link below:

Skill Level (see the skill level worksheet if you’re not sure):

Or a Specialty Trip:

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Named for their short, bobbed tail, bobcats are medium-sized cats with buff or brown fur and dark lined or spotted markings

Did You Know?
Named for their short, bobbed tail, bobcats are fairly common in Shenandoah National Park, but are rarely seen.
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Last Updated: May 22, 2009 at 15:05 MST