Posted in Virginia February 14, 2017 by

The One Place In Virginia That Must Be Seen To Be Believed

Virginia’s natural landscape is lovely, but seldom does it strike as bizarre. Unless, of course, you happen to be talking about the Natural Chimneys.

For anyone who hasn’t visited this incredible natural area in Mount Solon, prepare for an awe-inspiring vision of nature. While the Natural Chimneys are certainly beautiful, it’s the unusual otherworldly shape and height that makes them such a noteworthy attraction. And yet, they are still relatively unknown outside of the local community. Here’s more on why you’ll want to visit these towering formations in person:

Towering 120 feet above the Shenandoah Valley, the Natural Chimneys are nothing short of mesmerizing.
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These natural limestone formations have a fascinating history to match their quirky appearance.
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The rocks stand as a tribute to years gone by, when the Shenandoah Valley was once an ancient seafloor.
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As the sea receded, natural elements carved out the shapes that can be seen -- and marveled at -- today.
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Perhaps that explains why the Chimneys seem a bit out of place, more like an art exhibit than a natural phenomenon.
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For a one-of-a-kind adventure, hikers are welcome to follow the path up towards the top of the chimney to glimpse at the surrounding view.
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It's quite a climb, but the view is unparalleled.
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There's even a small cave located at the base of one of the towers where visitors can examine this unique geology even closer.
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Natural Chimneys Regional Park also has beautiful walking trails that are a bit less daring.
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It's also a beautiful campground during the warmer months.
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It's fascinating to see how the Chimneys transform depending on the weather. From the depths of winter...
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...to the heart of summer.
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Photographed above is the annual Red Wing Roots Music Festival, which combines the extraordinary natural landscape of the Chimneys with authentic bluegrass and Americana.
Natural Chimneys belongs at the very top of your sight-seeing bucket list.
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Natural Chimneys Regional Park is located at 94 Natural Chimneys Lane, Mount Solon VA 22843. Have you visited this exquisite site? Be sure to share your experience with us! For more information on the Red Wing Roots Music Festival, click here.