This lookout point has an interesting granodiorite formation underfoot. That is literally the bedrock of the Blue Ridge Mountains, originally formed miles beneath the earth's surface. When you look out …
Pinnacle Ridge is the obvious star of this 3,320-foot (1011 m) lookout point, but you can also see Hot Mountain to the left of the ridge, and Old Rag Mountain …
At this point, you can witness at least six distinct mountains spanning from east to west, including Jenkins Mountain, Pignut Mountain, Oventop Mountain, Old Rag, Marys Rock, and Stoney Man Mountain.
Moderately challenging section of the Appalachian Trail that runs through Shenandoah National Park. At this point, the trail runs along the ridge of the mountain and at times, there are great views of the valley below.
There are a couple different routes popular for reaching the summit of Pass Mountain, both of which utilize the Appalachian Trail. The top of the mountain is covered in some …