Shenandoah National Park-- 7 & 8
Friday morning was still pretty cloudy and threatening rain but we decided to head into Shenandoah for one last hike anyway. We picked a trail that led us out of the park and to two of the cabins that people hiking the Appalachian trail can stay in; it was an easy enough hike but pretty overgrown in places. We had the whole trail (and both cabins!) to ourselves. It kept getting warmer and cloudier It only took us an hour or so to hike but the other three passengers in the car made it known that they wanted nothing more to do with hiking. We decided to check out another cavern and headed to Grand Caverns. Good thing too because it started raining in earnest on our way out and got real foggy too. I'll admit my first thought was "another cavern; what could be so different from the one we just saw!"... BUT it was really neat and since Grand Caverns is a guided tour we learned a lot about the cavern and the area. Grand Caverns is the longest continuous cavern tour in th