17의 라파해녹 카운티가지 명소 & 주요 장소

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.

This 2,665-foot (812 m) lookout faces southeast toward Flint Hill, which sort of disappears into the hollow in front of you — but Marshall Peak, to the right, stands out easily.

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 to the southeast you'll also see Buck Ridge first, then Hazel Mountain in the distance.

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 — one of the most popular summit hikes in all of Shenandoah National Park — in the distance.

Pinnacle Ridge is the obvious star of this 3,320 ft (1011 m) lookout point, but you can also see Hot Mountain to the left of the ridge, and Old Rag Mountain — one of the most popular summit hikes in all of Shenandoah National Park — in the distance.

This viewpoint at an altitude of 2,665 ft (812 m) offers views of Rappahannock County and the town of Flint Hill. However, what stands out the most is the peak on the right side.

This point overlooks to the southeast onto the Piedmont region, Jenkins Mountain, and Keyser Mountain. This area was owned by John Marshall, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States from 1801 to 1835, and thus received its name from him.

This is the longest overlook in the area, stretching nearly a quarter mile. To the north, you'll be greeted with breathtaking views of Gimlet Ridge, Allegheny Mountains, and Mathews Arm.