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Shenandoah National ParkThe moon shines brightly above Shenandoah's blue mountain layers.
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Shenandoah National Park
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A visitor holds a GPS Ranger unit while hiking a trail.
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The GPS Ranger is an exciting new way to explore Shenandoah National Park.
 

Whether you are visiting us in person or from afar via technology, Shenandoah offers a wide variety of ways to connect! You can see us in detail through our photo galleries where we have everything from historical images to colorful shots of tiny wildflowers and wide vistas.

Our webcams let you "visit" the park in real-time so you can keep up with the weather, fall leaf color, and other special happenings. Podcasts and videos can give you a glimpse from home, or download them and bring them with you. Or spend some time at Rapidan Camp through our web-based activities. Although designed for teachers and students, we hope everyone will enjoy this new interactive program scheduled to launch this winter (2009).

Once you are at Shenandoah you can take along a GPS Ranger—a gps unit loaded with film footage, photos, and commentary that “key” to points along your hike. For more information about renting a unit click here.

An image of bluebell blossoms.
Photo Gallery
Click here to find images of Shenandoah
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Fall Color Cam
Fall Color Cam
Watch live as the fall colors change
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A GPS Ranger unit
GPS Ranger
Learn about Technology on the Trail
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LOGO: Share the Experience: Official Federal Recreation Lands PHOTO CONTEST
Share the Experience
Official Federal Recreation Lands PHOTO CONTEST
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The scarlet tanager has bright red feathers and black wings and tail during mating season. Its color changes to olive during the winter.  

Did You Know?
Most of the Shenandoah National Park’s 200 bird species are heard rather than seen, due to the dense canopy of leaves.
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Last Updated: October 21, 2008 at 14:20 EST