Hawksbill Mountain is a mountain with an elevation of 4,050 feet. Marking the border between Madison County and Page County in Virginia, the summit of …
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Dec 30, 2024
We took the Hawksbill Summit Trail to reach the highest point in Shenandoah National Park. It is a 1.7 mile round trip hike that is described as a shorter but steeper route and that is certainly accu… Full review by GoVols79
Jul 4, 2024
Short climb up to the tallest point in Shenandoah National Park. The views were lovely even with some early morning haze. We took the shorter, steeper climb up and then returned via Salamander Trai… Full review by MickeyGW65
Oct 27, 2023
We started at the lower Hawksbill parking lot, made a loop according to the information on the national park website. The trail was not hard even thigh in the light rain. When we reached the summit, … Full review by LisaMNUSA
We did the Upper Hawksbill Trail - started at Upper Hawksbill Parking (MP 46, right near the Old Rag Overlook). Took us about 30-45 minutes each way, with pauses for resting …
We did the Upper Hawksbill Trail - started at Upper Hawksbill Parking (MP 46, right near the Old Rag Overlook). Took us about 30-45 minutes each way, with pauses for resting and also determining whether the bear(s) we saw were too close for us to continue.
We are coming up from Greensboro NC. Would Wayneboro be a good HQ for a few days? Thanks
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Waynesboro isn’t bad, but I’d try to get closer to Luray so that you’ll be more in the center of the park and the Drive, rather than down at the southern end.
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