Shenandoah National Park is filled with mountain trails, ranging from mild to downright strenuous. Each offers a unique perspective of the famous Blue Ridge Mountains, and truly, there’s no wrong decision when it comes to selecting a trail in Shenandoah. That being said, there’s one hike that’s become a clear favorite among locals and visitors alike. Measuring just 1.5 miles, Stony Man Mountain Trail is relatively easy, quick, and showcases endless mountain views.

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Hikers should note that pets are not currently permitted on this trail.

When was the last time you hiked Stony Man in Shenandoah National Park? If you’ve yet to go, now’s the time! Learn more about how to prepare for this hike by visiting the official Shenandoah National Park guide. And if you’re looking for some lesser-known trails in the park, you might be tempted to venture to Hazel Falls.

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