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Many know of Page County for the caverns - Luray Caverns! But did you know that Page County is one of the only valleys within a valley in Virginia?
Do you know that this narrow 40-mile tip-to-tip strip of mostly farmland is flanked on both sides by mountains - and even better, it has the world-famous Shenandoah River flowing down
the middle?
George Washington National Forest sits to the West of the Page Valley with the Blue Ridge Mountains and is home to Shenandoah National Park is located to the East.
What does this little geography lesson mean to you and other avid outdoor enthusiasts? The landscape of Page County provides unlimited access to hiking, biking, kayaking, fishing
and more. Enjoy miles and miles of scenic beauty from one mountain peak to the other and beyond. Incredible trails like the Appalachian Trial, Stony Man, and Kennedy’s Peak will define you has a hiker. Your canoe and kayak skills are challenged, especially when you add a fishing rig to your setup. Country roads provide technical climbs, and bike trails in the national forest will get you dirty, really dirty!
Bonus - Page County is also part of the Shenandoah Valley and with that comes history and many other fine amenities. We are known as the Cabin Capital of Virginia, with over 300 cabins available for nightly rental. There are charming downtowns with Main Streets filled with shopping and dining. Events like the Luray Triathlon and half marathon base camp at Lake Arrowhead and the local brewery with course access along country roads. Attractions including zip line, waterparks, RV resorts, and state and national parks are also here.
There is no denying - Page County is one of the most undiscovered outdoor rec communities in Virginia. Give us a try - any day and every season!
Day One
Swim
There are plenty of places to take a dip in Luray-Page County.
-Shenandoah River - fish, kayak, and float the Shenandoah River - Shenandoah River Outfitters, Shenandoah River Adventures, Downriver Canoe Company
-Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park - cabins, camping, waterpark and more.
-Hawksbill Pool - community pool located in the Town of Stanley.
-Lake Arrowhead - 39-acre park with water activities, beach, nature trail and picnic shelters.
Day Two
Bike
If you prefer two wheels to four, check out these local spots for bike riding.
-Skyline Drive - 105 miles north and south drive along the crest of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Shenandoah National Park.
-Massanutten Resort - 6,000 acres of mountain fun including a mountain bike park and slope riding.
-George Washington National Forest - over 1,000 miles of trails.
-Shenandoah River State Park - 1,600 acres along the South Fork of the Shenandoah River
Day Three
Run
You have great local options for keeping up with your running.
-George Washington National Forest - over 1,000 miles of trails.
-Shenandoah National Park - over 500 miles of trails for all abilities including the Appalachian Trial
-Hawksbill Greenway - two-mile, 10-foot-wide, paved walking and biking trail that is handicapped accessible along Hawksbill Creek in the Town of Luray.
