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Friday, March 02, 2012

Q: What are the best photo hikes in the Southeast?

I live in the Southeast and I’m a pretty good amateur photographer. What are some of the most amazing, camera-worthy hikes in my neck of the woods?

By: Question from: Trip, Asheville, North Carolina

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May 19, 2013

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Old Rag, Virginia
As much as I’d like to exclude Old Rag from this list because of the throngs of hikers from DC who clamber to its rocky, 3,290-foot summit every summer, I can’t. No other hike in the Shenandoah National Park opens onto as much eye candy as the eight-mile trek and brief (but surprisingly challenging) rock scramble on the Ridge and Saddle trails. Go on a weekday to dodge the crowds.

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