You can also check Shenandoah National Park on Twitter or Facebook, but the hotline number updates more. To check Skyline Drive status dial 1-54 select 1, then 1 for park alerts. Mile 1.3 - Turn left/south on the narrower. If you plan to visit the park during the winter, check the hotline number first. If you are only hiking the Fox Hollow circuit head uphill back to Skyline Drive and the Dickey Ridge Visitor Center. The mileposts begin with 0.0 at Front Royal. When the roads are icy, Skyline Drive is often fully or partially closed. Mile 57.5 Picnic Area, Campground (with Trailer Sites), Cabins, Campstore. 87.0 Trayfoot Mountain Overlook (elev. These mileposts help you find your way through the park and help you locate highlights and areas of interest. Use the map below to pinpoint locations within Shenandoah National Park.80.0 Loft Mountain Information Center, and Campground.78.0 Rockytop Mountain Overlook (elev.61.0 Baldface Mountain Overlook (elev.57.5 Lewis Mountain Cabins and Campground.51.0 Big Meadows Visitor Center, Lodging, Campground.40.5 Thorofare Mountain Overlook (elev. A map of this trail and surrounding area can be found on the provided website.38.5 Stony Man Mountain Overlook (elev. Skyline Drive is a 105-mile (169 km) National Parkway that runs the entire length of the National Park Service 's Shenandoah National Park in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, generally along the ridge of the mountains.21.0 Rattlesnake Point Overlook (elev.20.0 Little Devils Stairs Overlook (elev.0.6 Skyline Drive Northern Entrance Station.0.2 Skyline Drive-Shenandoah National Park.

All park maps and information use these mileposts as a reference. The halfway point, Big Meadows, is near the center of the park, at milepost 51. Skyline Drive is a 105-mile (169 km) National Parkway that runs the entire length of the National Park Service s Shenandoah National Park in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, generally along the ridge of the mountains. The mileposts begin with 0.0 at Front Royal, Virginia and continue to milepost 105 at the southern end of the park, near Waynesboro, Virginia. There is a typical NPS trailhead sign with a map on the edge of the lot, which holds only 4-5 cars. These mileposts help you find your way through the park and help you locate highlights and areas of interest. The trailhead is actually a small parking area on the side of the Skyline drive, near mile marker 45.6. As you travel along Skyline Drive you will notice concrete pillars with numbers on them called, mileposts, located on the right side if you are traveling south on the road.

Skyline drive mile marker map