It isn't just the natural beauty, but the fact that no matter what time of year, regardless of your age and inclination, there is always something to see and do. You can have fun while learning about the large animal and the small flower, about meeting challenges while hiking - and that there is almost always something special under a stone, something spectacular over the mountain. For activities and programs specially designed for kids, click here . If You Only Have a Day . The park offers numerous activities for people of different ages and interests.
Programs take place in and around visitor centers and campgrounds.
Some are easily accessible to visitors with disabilities, and some are accessible with assistance. Check park bulletin boards and Shenandoah Overlook, the park's newspaper, for comprehensive lists of ranger-conducted hikes and programs. Below are some of the typical programs offered. This program acquaints you with birds such as owls and hawks, and tells you how these amazing birds live in Shenandoah National Park. Access to the road is restricted, and only a limited number of participants can carpool down to the camp.