The cooler temperatures and the cooler Blue Ridge Mountain air at this 4,000-foot elevation in Shenandoah National Park makes everything brighter in the night sky. Stars sparkle with more intensity, and constellations come into clearer view. National Parks are becoming a refuge for people from city light pollution.
The award-winning Luray-Hawksbill Greenway meanders along scenic Hawksbill Creek through the center of historic Luray. This multi-use path invites visitors to enjoy a unique urban green space combining the abundant beauty in the Shenandoah Valley with a lush habitat for birds, butterflies, trout and other wildlife...
There is no better place to celebrate the independence of America than in small town USA. Gather the kids; deck them in red, white and blue; and follow the big festive fire engine through the streets of Luray. The Downtown Luray annual Children’s Parade begins at 10 a.m. at Inn Lawn Park.
On August 13th, visitors will be able to experience the world-renowned natural landmark and other on-site attractions in a different light; Luray Caverns celebrates the 138th anniversary of its discovery with the annual Grand Illumination.
Near the entrance to Luray on the edges of Shenandoah National Park, Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park™ Camp-Resort offers a multi-faceted camping experience.
