Today I went on a hike in Shenandoah down to Piney River Falls. The trail head is just past mile 22 on the right going North. The in-and-out option is little less than 7 miles, but there is also a circuit option. It was a good hike to start the season off with since it was a pretty easy one with only about a 900 ft elevation gain. Plus, it doesn't seemed to be a hike that's well-known so it was relatively crowd free. The trail starts out with a gentle decent down into the valley with couple of easy river crossings (due to all the recent rain). The falls is quite easy to miss though since it's a bit away from the main trail. It might be especially hard to find once the trees are full of leaves. I enjoyed the falls a lot. I ate my lunch right in front of it with the above view.
This is nothing more than a personal journal to remind me of my life when I get older and wanna reminisce. If anyone else gets anything out of it, awesome. My life is fairly mundane though. Typically it revolves around my dog, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, hiking, and traveling.
Saturday, April 18, 2009
Piney River Falls
Today I went on a hike in Shenandoah down to Piney River Falls. The trail head is just past mile 22 on the right going North. The in-and-out option is little less than 7 miles, but there is also a circuit option. It was a good hike to start the season off with since it was a pretty easy one with only about a 900 ft elevation gain. Plus, it doesn't seemed to be a hike that's well-known so it was relatively crowd free. The trail starts out with a gentle decent down into the valley with couple of easy river crossings (due to all the recent rain). The falls is quite easy to miss though since it's a bit away from the main trail. It might be especially hard to find once the trees are full of leaves. I enjoyed the falls a lot. I ate my lunch right in front of it with the above view.
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