Raven Rocks via Appalachian Trail is a strenuous 5.1-mile out-and-back hike that features stunning views from Raven Rocks.
The view from Raven Rocks is one of the best in the area. At a total distance of 5.1 miles there are three strenuous ascents on this out and back hike. Raven Rocks is also a popular area with rock climbers, as the wall can be accessed by a road 0.4 miles from the east. Make sure to wear good footwear. A hiking stick or poles are also recommended.
Trails
This hike follows two named trails along the same exact route: Raven Rocks Trail, Appalachian Trail (white blazes).
Parking
Hikers will find parking along the east side of Pine Grove Road in Bluemont, VA.
Pets
Dogs are allowed only if leashed and must be cleaned up after.
Camping & Backpacking
Backpacking and camping is permitted along the Appalachian Trail. Along this hike is a campsite, located around mile 2. The campsite sits along Raven Rocks Hollow which features a nearby creek to filter water from.
The view from Raven Rocks is one of the best in the area. At a total distance of 5.1 miles there are three strenuous ascents on this out and back hike. Raven Rocks is also a popular area with rock climbers, as the wall can be accessed by a road 0.4 miles from the east. Make sure to wear good footwear. A hiking stick or poles are also recommended.
Trails
This hike follows two named trails along the same exact route: Raven Rocks Trail, Appalachian Trail (white blazes).
Parking
Hikers will find parking along the east side of Pine Grove Road in Bluemont, VA.
Pets
Dogs are allowed only if leashed and must be cleaned up after.
Camping & Backpacking
Backpacking and camping is permitted along the Appalachian Trail. Along this hike is a campsite, located around mile 2. The campsite sits along Raven Rocks Hollow which features a nearby creek to filter water from.
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