How does hike to three beautiful waterfalls in Virginia sound? Good? Yeah, I figured! Located in Shenandoah National Park are the Jones Run Falls and Doyles River Falls. The latter is made up of two portions – an upper and lower falls. Although not the biggest waterfalls in Virginia, they’re still worth seeing, especially during the spring when waterfalls are much bigger. Add Jones Run-Doyles River Loop to your hiking bucket list!
Prepared to be blown away by these beautiful views in Shenandoah National Park! Mary’s Rock is a popular hiking spot. Why? Well, there are magnificent views throughout the hike, it’s a well-maintained trail, and the summit is a perfect place to relax after the hiking all those miles. Who doesn’t love summit hikes? Make sure to add this to your hiking bucket list!
Hike to the tallest peak in Shenandoah National Park! Hawksbill Summit sits at 4,050 feet and is one of the most popular hikes in Virginia. The summit of Hawksbill has many lookout spots which offer stunning panoramic views. Stick around and watch sunset. In the right conditions, it’s worth it!
Pincushion Peak is a beautiful mountain peak located near Fresno, California. Take in 360-degrees views of Millerton Lake, San Joaquin Valley, and Big Table Mountain. This is a short, fun day-hike you don’t want to miss! Don’t forget to say hello to the cows roaming in the fields surrounding Pincushion Peak.
Big Table Mountain is a challenging 8-mile out-and-back hike with rewarding views at the top. It’s worth waking up before the rooster crows to watch sunrise, too! Explore this beautiful flat-topped mountain and meet free-roaming cows. This is a great day-hike for the adventurous soler, couple, or family!