Self-guided audio tour of Skyline Drive and Shenandoah National Park

• Unlimited access with flexible usage • Audio guide provided • Downloadable app and tour

• Smartphone (please bring your own) • Transportation

• Appropriate for all levels of physical fitness • Operates completely offline after downloading—no cellular signal necessary • Audio narration activates automatically according to your location via GPS • Flexible - Purchase once, use any day/time—access is permanent • Download the Drives & Detours app to access the tour in advance • A single purchase is valid for everyone in your vehicle

To receive a complete refund, cancellation must occur a minimum of 24 hours prior to the planned departure time.

• A short yet exciting rock scramble leads to panoramic views of the Shenandoah Valley and Piedmont. It is one of the few overlooks in the park that rewards those willing to scramble. • Big Meadows, a wide highland meadow surrounded by forest, provides expansive views, wildlife observations, and access to trails and amenities at the Byrd Visitor Center, serving as a central point where nature and history converge. • This often-overlooked roadside viewpoint offers tranquil views of wooded ridges and far-off valleys, providing a serene location to pause and take in the layered mountain landscape. • From this trailhead, you can climb to more striking viewpoints that overlook the forested ridgelines. The path to the summit offers a balance of effort and excellent vistas. • Beginning from this pull-off, the moderately steep hike leads to a 70-foot waterfall nestled in a forest gorge. It is among the more easily accessible waterfall hikes in the park. • One of the first visitor centers along Skyline Drive, Dickey Ridge features interpretive displays, valley vistas, and a chance to learn about park history. • This trailhead provides access to a pair of cascades—upper and lower falls—along a picturesque stream valley. The fall views become more impressive as you go deeper into the area. • Named for its ridge-like profile, the Hogback Overlook offers sweeping views over undulating slopes and wooded valleys, presenting a classic silhouette of the park’s geography. • Ivy Creek Overlook, located beneath openings in the forest canopy, offers a more private perspective over ridgelines and remote hills, providing a quieter alternative to many prominent overlooks. • A brief, accessible loop that traverses through rhododendron, mountain laurel, and shaded forest. It is a perfect walk to enjoy the serene forest ambiance. • The only tunnel for vehicles along Skyline Drive, this 670-foot passage was carved through Mary’s Rock in 1932 by CCC crews. It serves as a striking testament to human engineering amidst natural beauty. • This viewpoint features the well-known rugged peak of Old Rag Mountain, giving hikers a glimpse of its dramatic shape. • Facing north over the valley floor, this overlook provides a traditional view of the Shenandoah Valley, framed by distant ridgelines and undulating peaks.