10 dollars for 3 consecutive stays.

This detour trail lies next to the river.

Plaque and history of the Shenandoah river.

Water tunnels that were used for powering mills.

Virginius Trail bridge and plaque with history.

This particular gravel trail is well maintained and is wide enough to walk with a group of people. The trail is close to the Shenandoah River. Pets are welcomed in the river. Feel free to take a break near the river to enjoy the view.

Climb the stairs that leads to the town overlook.

Overlook and Resting Area.

The bridge is fenced in on both side for kids and pets.

The view from above.

The gravel trail leading to the start of Maryland Heights is above the Shenandoah River. Here, you would see people tubing in the river during the summer.

The Maryland Heights trail takes you to a mountain overlook.

This historic bridge crosses the Shenandoah canal.

This hidden trail leads back to the parking lot. The trail is soft dirt.

This hard dirt trail is next to the park road.

Harpers Ferry Parking Lot.