Natural Chimneys Park
Natural Chimneys Park is renowned for its stunning limestone formations resembling towering chimneys, attracting outdoor enthusiasts for various recreational activities.
About Natural Chimneys Park
Natural Chimneys Park, located in Augusta County, Virginia, is a regional park famous for its impressive limestone formations that soar up to 120 feet high, resembling massive chimneys. These natural towers were formed over millions of years through erosion, creating a unique and picturesque landscape. The park is a favorite destination for families and adventurers alike, offering a range of outdoor activities such as hiking, camping, and picnicking. The park's rich history dates back to Native American times and continued through frontier settlement, making it a site of historical significance as well. Natural Chimneys is also home to the annual Red Wing Roots Music Festival, attracting music lovers from across the country. Visitors can explore the various trails that meander through the park's forested areas, affording the chance to spot local wildlife and enjoy the natural beauty of the Shenandoah Valley. With its striking geology and diverse recreational opportunities, Natural Chimneys Park remains a popular and accessible getaway for outdoor enthusiasts.
Highlights
The towering limestone formations, known as the chimneys, which are the park's central feature.
Rich diversity of plant and animal life native to the Shenandoah Valley region.
Host of the annual Red Wing Roots Music Festival, a major regional music event.
A panoramic view from the trails offering sights of the surrounding valley and countryside.
Notable Natural Features
Natural Chimneys
Stunning limestone formations that can be up to 120 feet tall.
Shenandoah Valley Views
Panoramic views from several trails overlooking the valley.
Annual Red Wing Roots Festival
A music festival attracting a diverse range of artists and visitors.