On A Clear Day You Can See Forever
Because the winter air is cold and dry, views from summits, peaks, and—best of all—the 70 Skyline Drive overlooks in Shenandoah are stunning.
Winter Hiking Tips
Hiking in winter in Shenandoah is breathtaking. The air is bracing, so cold that inhaling too quickly can give you a rush. It’s so worth it, though, because the views are stunning!
A Dozen Reasons to Visit Shenandoah This Winter
Winter is stunning in this national park. Like a snow-covered evergreen, Shenandoah National Park sparkles in winter!
Choose your Adventure
Discover, stay, and explore along Skyline Drive.
Avoid the lines at the entrance stations and purchase your entrance fee in advance.
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Discover
Stay
From mountaintop lodging to inns to cabin getaways, the choice is yours.
- Lodging inside the Park (includes Skyland, Big Meadows Lodge, and more)
- Lodging near the Park (accommodations in the Shenandoah Valley)
Epic Experiences Ahead
From our partners along Skyline Drive
Museum of the Shenandoah Valley
A must-see! This regional cultural center includes galleries, seven acres of gardens, Glen Burnie House, a Museum Store, and more.
Cooters In The Valley
Jones and his wife, Alma Viator, are the proprietors of “Cooter’s Place,” the “Dukes of Hazzard” museum and shops in Luray, VA, Pigeon Forge and Nashville, TN.
Discover Front Royal
Luray & Page County
Staunton - Small Town Cool
Shenandoah Yurt - One of a Kind
A luxury retreat with a Hot Tub, Woodstove, Grill, WiFi, Archery, PS5, Pool Table, Workstation & lots of board games! E-Bikes at $50/day will let you reach Shenandoah National Park in 15min.
