r/shenandoah

We will stay at a cabin near Shenandoah (the town). On Saturday I thought we would start at the north end of the park and attempt Stony Man. If it’s too wet / rainy, make our way down to Limberlost. If it’s still meh, head north to Luray and visit the caverns.

Maybe Harrisonburg for the children’s museum.

Any other ideas?

He loves trails where he can climb on rocks, so the rain is extra disappointing.

Thanks!

r/shenandoah had been closed to new posts for at least a month, and possibly longer, due to lack of active moderation. I recently used the r/redditrequest process to request that I be added as a moderator here and it should be open to new posts by anyone.

If you are a Shenandoah-area resident or otherwise have a significant connection to the area, and you would be open to moderating this page (or at least would like more information about what is involved in that) please reach out to modmail to let me know. I do not live in the area, and do not have a connection to the area apart from having visited a handful of times. I would like this page to be primarily moderated by locals.

If you have thoughts about what you would like this subreddit to look like, please feel free to share them below. As one open question, for example: Should posts about Shenandoah National Park be diverted to r/ShenandoahPark or confined within this subreddit to a megathread? Is there something else you'd like to see that you'd find useful or interesting, for example a recurring post series of some kind?