Shenandoah National Park , a majestic destination nestled between the bustling Virginia piedmont and the wild and wonderful of West Virginia  . The park known for its endless views , access to the Appalachian Trail and for many wonderous inhabitants  boasts over 142 trails ! Which are best for your young explorers? Here are the Into the Yonder trails for kids ages 8+.
Hawksbill Mountain

TELL ME MORE: This upper Hawksbill trail is easy to navigate and is a saunter amongst a well worn trail in this mature forest. The payoff is a full plate vista view of the valley with plenty of cloud level perches to sit and gaze upon the view.
Bearfence Mountain
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​TELL ME MORE:  An amazing hike of rock scrambles, big views and a day to explore the south end of the park. This trail will practice good teamwork to navigate tricky rocky areas
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HighTop Mountain

​TELL ME MORE:  A heavily forested trail with mature trees, Babbling brooks and a steady ascent to this summit. This hike will make you grab the skittles to help move the kids along , But this narrow perch view will sure to delight the young explorer mind.
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White Oak Canyon

​TELL ME MORE:  White Oak Canyon within itself is a strenuous hike, however this is actually a wonderous forested wonderland filled with swimming holes. These mountain fueled waters are perfect to soothe away the summer eat and enjoy a day of play
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Blackrock Summit

TELL ME MORE: Short & sweet this trail is ideal for maximizing little legs and big explorations. the Black Rock summit is a boulder rich area with vista views of the south end of the park as it meets the blue ridge parkway.
Stony Man

TELL ME MORE:  A classic within the park, this trail offers all of the staples from any Shenandoah National Park trail.  Your adventure has a wonderfully robust forest, to rocky points to maneuver and a steady ascent. The summit is a multi perch slab of rock with jaw dropping views of the valley below. 
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