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Category: National Parks

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Virginia’s Old Rag Mountain Hike

  • by L
  • Posted on February 12, 2017July 23, 2021

No matter what happens in life, we all just need to keep going. Sometimes you’re given boosts and sometimes people can grab your hand. And sometimes, you have to make it on your own. But in the end, the journey — oh, that journey — is absolutely worth it.

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Virginia’s Jones Run/Doyles River Hike

  • by L
  • Posted on January 15, 2017July 23, 2021

“STOP IT!” I tell him as I try to make it back up the mountain because in that moment, I’m done — I’m done judging his dance moves, I’m done being shoved by him, I’m done and I simply want to avoid breaking my ankle. Then he says, in the most serious viscous verbal-machine-gun way, “BEARBEARBEARBEARBEAR!!!”

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Virginia’s Three Falls Hike and Camp

  • by L
  • Posted on October 30, 2016July 23, 2021

Mercy sakes, this hike was a doozy. To prove that, here are a few-words preview: an almost bear mauling, a haunted campsite, trouble with the law, and let’s just say icing on the cake. I couldn’t exaggerate even if I tried. Promise.

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The Highest Peak in Shenandoah National Park: Virginia’s Hawksbill Mountain Hike and Camp

  • by L
  • Posted on October 24, 2016July 23, 2021

It’s true. This hike was perfect, one of the best honesty. So perfect that after we watched our first hiking sunset and fell asleep on the cliffs of a mountain under the stars.

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Virginia’s Hightop Mountain Hike in Summer

  • by L
  • Posted on July 3, 2016July 23, 2021

It got to a point where I was wondering if I would survive. It got to a point where I was wondering if I should have been honest. I was after all just a girl that purchased new hiking boots and socks and a pack.

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Andy wanted me to see Bakewell, a small countryside village that was beautiful, romantic, and charming. There was a bridge that stretches above the river and on it, hundreds of locks. They dangled resting against and on top of one another, many rusting; and for whatever reason, they truly reminded me of music notes, and I heard the songs of those who placed their locks here … A look at food and drinks we had while in England … This is England’s postcard-worthy Peak District ...

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