Massanutten Wildflower Trail - George Washington National Forest VA - Self Guided Walks and Trails on Waymarking.com

The Wildflower Trail is a .5 mile cinder-surfaced trail that follows along the route Gen. Stonewall Jackson took when he marched from the Shenandoah Valley to Fredericksburg through New Market Gap during the Civil War. Interpretive signs point out interesting facts about the effects of the changing forest and seasons on the flora and fauna and how human and environmental influences have affected the landscape.

The trailhead is located at the parking lot to the old Massanutten Visitor Center. The Visitor Center is no longer opened, but parking and all trails are still available. The trail ends at a road with a picnic area. The road is no longer accessible by vehicle.

Fee?: 0.00 (listed in local currency) Approximate Time to Finish: 1 hour Addtional Website URL: [Web Link] Brochure or Interpretive Signs: Interpretive Plaques/Signs Rate the Walk: Wherigo Cartridge: Not listed

Visit Instructions:
A picture at the start of the Trail or Walk is greatly appreciated. Additional photos taken during the course of the walk would also be of great benefit.

If there does not appear to be a defined beginning to the trail or walk, pick a logical place (e.g. close to parking) or where information about the walk or trail can be gathered.

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