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Trail Description:
If you don't want to do the dirt, you can ride along Skyline Drive for over 100 miles. However, if you do want real MTB, be sure to take a topo map to Shenandoah. The best way to do is to go explore or to ask a park ranger for trails.
How to get there:
From Richmond: Take Rt 64 west until you reach the Waynesboro exit. From there, get on the Skyline Drive and head into the park. Talk to a ranger if you want to get some more trail info.
| Posted by: Bryce N. on 7/14/2008 |
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I just got back from riding in the shenandoah for the weekend. I rode right past rangers and hikers not a one said anything to me other than 'I can't believe you rode this trail.'
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| Posted by: Rupert Dietch on 2/11/2008 |
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Let Shenandoah national park know how you feel about biking in parks email "Trish_Kicklighter@nps.gov". They may allow biking on fire roads but they're reviewing it. So let them know how you feel.
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| Posted by: Rupert Dietch on 11/8/2007 |
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We should petition to allow mountain biking in shenandoah, if not all national parks.
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| Posted by: Bob on 5/17/2006 |
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You can not mountain bike in the Shenandoah National Park.
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| Posted by: Bubba on 12/2/2003 |
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Time for Dirt World to do some maintenance of their own. NO RIDING in NATIONAL PARKS - PERIOD. This entry just needs to be removed from the list.
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| Posted by: neil on 12/28/2002 |
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I ride these trails year round, and always wave hello to the ranrers as I rideby. No problems here.
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| Posted by: DAN on 10/23/2000 |
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NO MATTER WHICH RANGER YOU ASK THERE IS NO OFF-ROAD RIDING ALLOWED IN ANY NATIONAL PARK PERIOD
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| Posted by: michael grimes on 11/22/1999 |
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The Park will not allow you to ride on any of the trails. And from what I hear, that stance is not going to change any time soon.
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| Posted by: michael grimes on 11/22/1999 |
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The Park will not allow you to ride on any of the trails. And from what I hear, that stance is not going to change any time soon.
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