Shenandoah National Park
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Shenandoah National Park has four very distinct seasons. Spring typically brings mild temperatures, rain, and wildflowers. Summer brings lush green forests, but can be hot and very humid. Fall follows with cooler temperatures and spectacular fall foliage. Winter can bring snow and ice. The park spans roughly 100 miles, which means that weather can vary greatly depending on your location. The mountain is usually 10°F cooler than the valley below. Always check the forecast, dress in layers, and be prepared.
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Intermittent power outages at Big Meadows
Starting April 28, there will be intermittent power outages Mondays through Fridays in the Big Meadows area for up to two weeks due to upgrades. Outages will affect campground showers and ice and wood sales. The visitor center and wayside have generators.
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Enter the Park with a full tank of gas!
While gas is available at Big Meadows Wayside (mile 51), supply is often limited, and visitors should fill up their tanks before entering the Park.
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Get Skyline Drive Status Updates
Sign up for Shenandoah Alerts by texting SHENALERTS to 888777. Any time there are closures, re-openings, or other important safety-related alerts, subscribers will receive a notification via text. You may unsubscribe at any time.
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Expect Trail Repair Delays
Be aware of delays and hazards on trails as crews remove downed trees and repair trails from the winter storm events.
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Potential delays during stone wall rehabilitation project
The stone wall that lines Skyline Drive is being rehabilitated between miles 72.8 and 75.7. There will be a single lane closure for the duration of this work, with an established work zone that will be managed by flaggers. Visitors should expect delays.
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Ticket Required to Hike Old Rag
March 1 - November 30 those wishing to hike Old Rag are required to obtain a day-use ticket before arriving.
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