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Samodzielna wycieczka audio z przewodnikiem po Parku Narodowym Shenandoah

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Download GuideAlong's self-guided audio tour and you'll discover more on your Shenandoah road trip. Hear fascinating behind-the-scenes stories, local tips and directions play automatically along the route, all based on your location.

You'll be guided to all of Skyline Drive's famous highlights as well as lessor known gems including the park's top summit and waterfall hikes, President Herbert Hoover's historic retreat, and a high-elevation meadow that's one of the best places to spot wildlife like deer, elk and black bears.

Enjoy the freedom to explore offline at your own pace, spending more time at places that interest you.

✅ Stories, tips and directions play automatically based on your location
✅ Travel at your own pace
✅ Tour offline using GPS, no cell service or WiFi needed
✅ Suggested itineraries for half, full or multi day use
✅ Buy once, use forever! No expiry, includes free updates
✅ Like having a tour guide along for the drive

Purchase one tour per vehicle.
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GyPSy Guide Aplikacja audio i wycieczka po Parku Narodowym Shenandoah
Historie, wskazówki i wskazówki, które odtwarzają się automatycznie na podstawie Twojej lokalizacji
Support: Toll free phone, chat and email
Dodatkowe informacje
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • How to Access: After booking you’ll receive an email and text with instructions (search “Download Audio Tour”). Click the link in the email/text to sign in with your preferred Apple or Google account and redeem your voucher code ahead of time.
  • Download The GuideAlong App: Download the free app over WiFi or cellular data and sign in with the same Apple or Google account.
  • Download The Tour: Download the tour in the GuideAlong app under 'My Tours' over WiFi or cellular data.
  • Start The Tour: Open the tour in the GuideAlong app to preview the start locations, tour route and trip planner, or start the tour.
  • Location-Based Stories: Audio commentary plays automatically as you drive using your phone’s GPS chip. Wherever you are and whichever direction you’re going, you’ll hear the best stories and tips.
  • Flexible Travel Date: Tours are a one-time purchase with no expiry or date/time limit. If your plans change to a different day, there’s no need to change your travel date.
  • Tour at Your Leisure: With GuideAlong, you control the pace. Start, stop, and resume the tour any day, anytime, adapting it to your schedule.
  • Driving Tours: Group Savings: One purchase covers everyone in the vehicle, making it a cost-effective way to explore.
  • Works Offline: No internet or cell service is required once the audio tour is downloaded to your phone, so you can relax and tour offline.
  • Bring A Charger: Pack a USB/C car charger for charging and easy sound connectivity, and make sure your device is fully charged.
  • Technical Support: The GuideAlong support team is available daily by toll-free phone, online chat, and email.
Czego oczekiwać
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Park Narodowy Shenandoah
Ponieważ audioprzewodniki odtwarzają komentarze na podstawie Twojej lokalizacji GPS, możesz stworzyć własną trasę wzdłuż trasy wycieczki, aby dopasować ją do swoich zainteresowań i harmonogramu. Możesz też skorzystać z naszych narzędzi do planowania podróży, aby uzyskać nasze sugestie dotyczące półdniowych, pełnych lub kilkudniowych tras. Poniżej wymieniono niektóre z wielu najważniejszych wydarzeń;
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Skyline Drive
Może to wydawać się oczywiste, ale jazda piękną Skyline Drive jest głównym powodem wizyty wielu osób. Po drodze jest wiele doskonałych widoków i punktów widokowych, z których większość wymaga jedynie wyjścia z pojazdu, aby zrobić to fantastyczne zdjęcie. Ponieważ jest tak wiele wspaniałych punktów widokowych, nie omówimy ich wszystkich na trasie - nigdy nie dotarlibyśmy do końca jazdy, ale na pewno damy Ci znać, które z nich są najlepsze, a które zaoferować wyjątkową perspektywę. Ale przede wszystkim ciesz się prostą malowniczą przyjemnością tej wspaniałej jazdy. Nie spiesz się i chłoń to wszystko!
3
Szlak Małych Diabelskich Schodów
Szukasz wymagającej wędrówki? Jest to jedna z najbardziej wyjątkowych cech Dystryktu Północnego - i pełna historii. Schody to seria naturalnych formacji występujących w wąskim, pozornie ręcznie rzeźbionym wąwozie. Chociaż mogą wyglądać niemal jak stworzone przez człowieka, nikt, nawet rdzenni Amerykanie, którzy byli tu na długo przed osadnikami europejskimi, nie rości sobie pretensji do ich ukształtowania. To jedna z bardziej popularnych atrakcji parku, więc spodziewaj się zatłoczonego parkingu.
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Stajnie Skyland
Kiedy myślisz o Shenandoah, ośrodek wypoczynkowy prawdopodobnie nie jest pierwszą rzeczą, która przychodzi na myśl. A jednak jeden tutaj wciąż działa, ukryty w środku lasu w najwyższym punkcie wzdłuż Skyline Drive. Zbudowany w 1906 roku Skyland Resort przez lata był gospodarzem wielu wyszukanych balów, musicali, turniejów i widowisk, a domki, jadalnie i sale rekreacyjne są nadal aktywne. Dziś zachowało się dwanaście historycznych struktur Skyland i możesz doświadczyć, jak wyglądało życie na przełomie XIX i XX wieku. Można tu zostać lub po prostu spacerować po kurorcie i chłonąć jego historię.
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Wędrówka po Starej Rag Mountain
Jest to najpopularniejsza atrakcja w parku, z bez wątpienia jednymi z najlepszych wędrówek - chociaż Circuit jest ulubionym i dla większości wymaga 6-godzinnego zaangażowania. Tutaj możesz wędrować po skałach, podziwiać 360-stopniowe widoki na Shenandoah i zobaczyć zagrożone rośliny i zwierzęta. Dlaczego więc nazywa się Old Rag? Cóż, pierwsi europejscy odkrywcy uważali, że odsłonięty granit na szczycie i wokół niego wygląda jak stara szmata, i proszę, nazwa się przyjęła. Bilet dzienny Old Rag Mountain: od marca do listopada wszyscy odwiedzający Old Rag Mountain wymagają biletu dziennego, w tym wędrowcy na szlakach Saddle, Ridge i Ridge Access. Jest to projekt pilotażowy, który zostanie poddany przeglądowi.
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Centrum dla odwiedzających Harry'ego F. Byrda seniora
Po drugiej stronie ulicy od Big Meadows znajduje się kolejne miejsce, w którym warto się zatrzymać. Byrd Visitor Centre to w równym stopniu muzeum, przewodnik turystyczny, hotel i restauracja. W środku można znaleźć eksponaty dotyczące wszystkiego, od historii parku po mieszkańców zwierząt, wytyczyć szlaki, które chcesz zwiedzić, a nawet spędzić noc na Skyline Drive w komforcie w hotelu. Szczególnie dzieciom spodobają się niektóre eksponaty, na których prezentowane są artefakty zarówno ludzi, jak i zwierząt.
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Wielkie Łąki
To półmetek parku, a ta wysoko położona łąka to szansa na zobaczenie szerokiej gamy zwierząt. Big Meadows to żerowisko dla wszystkiego, od czarnych niedźwiedzi po ryś rudy, gdzie wędrują jelenie i okazjonalnie łosie. Jak w przypadku obserwacji dzikich zwierząt - potrzeba trochę szczęścia, ale możesz zwiększyć swoje szanse, będąc w miejscach takich jak łąki wczesnym rankiem lub przed zmierzchem. Lornetka to dobry pomysł na obserwację dzikich zwierząt z bezpiecznej odległości. Spalone przez liczne pożary w ciągu ostatnich sześciu lat łąki dają wyjątkowy efekt wizualny, ponieważ dosłownie można zobaczyć, jak ziemia się odbudowuje.
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Wodospady Dark Hollow
Szlak Dark Hollow Falls Trail to nasza ulubiona wędrówka po wodospadzie w parku, wymagająca zaledwie 1,4 mili wędrówki powrotnej, aby zobaczyć pokaz tańca wodnego o długości 70 stóp. Trasa miejscami trochę stroma, ale niezbyt wymagająca. Po drodze często spotyka się jelenie bieliki. Wczesny początek jest zalecany, jeśli może to być pracowity dzień. Spodziewaj się spędzenia 60-90 minut na ukończenie, z czasem na oglądanie wodospadów.
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Obóz Rapidan
Prawdopodobnie słyszałeś o Camp David, rekolekcjach prezydenckich w Maryland. Ale zanim to wiejskie ustronie zostało zbudowane w 1942 roku, prezydent Herbert Hoover zbudował obóz Rapidan w miejscu, które ostatecznie stało się Parkiem Narodowym Shenandoah. Dziś obóz i ocalałe chaty są muzeum, zarówno prezydentury Hoovera, jak i samego Shenandoah. Do obozu można dotrzeć podczas 4-kilometrowej wycieczki w obie strony, a istnieje możliwość dołączenia do wycieczki z przewodnikiem z Byrd Visitor Center.
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Shenandoah National Park
As the audio guides play commentary based on your gps location, you can create your own itinerary along the tour route to match your interests and schedule. Or you can use our trip planners for our suggestions on half, full or multi day itineraries. Some of the many highlights are listed below;
11
Skyline Drive
It may be stating the obvious, but driving the beautiful Skyline Drive is the primary reason for many people's visit. There are many excellent vistas and overlooks to enjoy along the way, with most requiring no more than stepping out of your vehicle to capture that fantastic photo. Because there are so many great overlooks, we won't talk about all of them on the tour - we'd never get to the end of the drive, but we will be sure to let you know which ones are the best and ones that offer a unique perspective. But above all, enjoy the simple scenic pleasure of this gorgeous drive. Take your time and soak it all in!
12
Little Devil's Stairs Trail
Looking for a challenging hike? This is one of the Northern District’s most unique features - and full of history. The stairs are a series of natural formations found throughout a narrow, seemingly hand-carved gorge. While they may look almost man-made, no one, not even the Native Americans who were here long before any European settlers, lay claim to shaping them. It’s one of the park’s more popular attractions, so expect a crowded parking lot.
13
Skyland Stables
When you think of Shenandoah, a vacation resort probably isn’t the first thing that comes to mind. And yet, there is one here still operating, hidden in the middle of the woods at the highest point along Skyline Drive. Built in 1906, Skyland Resort has played host to numerous elaborate balls, musicals, tournaments and pageants over the years and the cabins, dining halls and recreation halls are all still active. Today, twelve historic Skyland structures remain and you can experience what life was like at the turn of the 20th century. You can stay here, or simply walk through the resort and soak in its history.
14
Old Rag Mountain Hike
This is the most popular attraction in the park, with unquestionably some of the best hikes - though the Circuit is a favorite and requires a 6 hour commitment for most. Here you can hike across rock scrambles, take in 360-degree views of Shenandoah, and see endangered plants and animals. So why’s it called Old Rag? Well, early European explorers thought the exposed granite at and around the summit looked like an old rag and there you have it - the name stuck. Old Rag Mountain Day-Use Ticket: From March - November all visitors to Old Rag Mountain require a day-use ticket, including hikers on the Saddle, Ridge and Ridge Access trails. This is a pilot project that will be reviewed.
15
Harry F. Byrd Sr. Visitor Center
Right across the road from Big Meadows is another place worth stopping. The Byrd Visitor Center is equal parts museum, travel guide, hotel and restaurant. You can find exhibits inside on everything from the park’s history to the animal residents, plot out what trails you’d like to explore, or even stay the night on the Skyline Drive in comfort at the hotel. Kids especially will enjoy some of the exhibits, with artifacts from both humans and animals on display.
16
Big Meadows
This is the park’s halfway point and this high-elevation meadow is a chance to see a wide variety of animals. Big Meadows is a feeding ground for everything from black bears to bobcats, with deer and the occasional elk wandering by. As with any wildlife spotting - a little luck is needed, but you can increase your chances by being in places like the meadows in the early morning, or towards dusk. Binoculars are a good idea for spotting wildlife from a safe distance. Burned by multiple wildfires over the last six years, the meadows gives a unique visual, as you can literally see the land rebuilding itself.
17
Dark Hollow Falls
Dark Hollow Falls Trail is our favorite waterfall hike in the park, requiring just a 1.4 mile return trek to view the 70 foot dancing water show. The trail is a little steep in places, but not overly strenuous. White tailed deer are often spotted along the way. An early start is recommended if it's likely to be a busy day. Expect to spend 60-90 minutes to complete, with time viewing the falls.
18
Camp Rapidan
You’ve probably heard about Camp David, the presidential retreat in Maryland. But before that country retreat was built in 1942, President Herbert Hoover built Rapidan Camp in what would eventually become Shenandoah National Park. Today, the camp and surviving cabins are a museum, both of Hoover’s presidency and of Shenandoah itself. The camp is accessible on a 4 mile round-trip hike, and there is the option of joining a ranger-guided tour from the Byrd Visitor Center.
19
Shenandoah National Park
As the audio guides play commentary based on your gps location, you can create your own itinerary along the tour route to match your interests and schedule. Or you can use our trip planners for our suggestions on half, full or multi day itineraries. Some of the many highlights are listed below;
20
Skyline Drive
It may be stating the obvious, but driving the beautiful Skyline Drive is the primary reason for many people's visit. There are many excellent vistas and overlooks to enjoy along the way, with most requiring no more than stepping out of your vehicle to capture that fantastic photo. Because there are so many great overlooks, we won't talk about all of them on the tour - we'd never get to the end of the drive, but we will be sure to let you know which ones are the best and ones that offer a unique perspective. But above all, enjoy the simple scenic pleasure of this gorgeous drive. Take your time and soak it all in!
21
Little Devil's Stairs Trail
Looking for a challenging hike? This is one of the Northern District’s most unique features - and full of history. The stairs are a series of natural formations found throughout a narrow, seemingly hand-carved gorge. While they may look almost man-made, no one, not even the Native Americans who were here long before any European settlers, lay claim to shaping them. It’s one of the park’s more popular attractions, so expect a crowded parking lot.
22
Skyland Stables
When you think of Shenandoah, a vacation resort probably isn’t the first thing that comes to mind. And yet, there is one here still operating, hidden in the middle of the woods at the highest point along Skyline Drive. Built in 1906, Skyland Resort has played host to numerous elaborate balls, musicals, tournaments and pageants over the years and the cabins, dining halls and recreation halls are all still active. Today, twelve historic Skyland structures remain and you can experience what life was like at the turn of the 20th century. You can stay here, or simply walk through the resort and soak in its history.
23
Old Rag Mountain Hike
This is the most popular attraction in the park, with unquestionably some of the best hikes - though the Circuit is a favorite and requires a 6 hour commitment for most. Here you can hike across rock scrambles, take in 360-degree views of Shenandoah, and see endangered plants and animals. So why’s it called Old Rag? Well, early European explorers thought the exposed granite at and around the summit looked like an old rag and there you have it - the name stuck. Old Rag Mountain Day-Use Ticket: From March - November all visitors to Old Rag Mountain require a day-use ticket, including hikers on the Saddle, Ridge and Ridge Access trails. This is a pilot project that will be reviewed.
24
Harry F. Byrd Sr. Visitor Center
Right across the road from Big Meadows is another place worth stopping. The Byrd Visitor Center is equal parts museum, travel guide, hotel and restaurant. You can find exhibits inside on everything from the park’s history to the animal residents, plot out what trails you’d like to explore, or even stay the night on the Skyline Drive in comfort at the hotel. Kids especially will enjoy some of the exhibits, with artifacts from both humans and animals on display.
25
Big Meadows
This is the park’s halfway point and this high-elevation meadow is a chance to see a wide variety of animals. Big Meadows is a feeding ground for everything from black bears to bobcats, with deer and the occasional elk wandering by. As with any wildlife spotting - a little luck is needed, but you can increase your chances by being in places like the meadows in the early morning, or towards dusk. Binoculars are a good idea for spotting wildlife from a safe distance. Burned by multiple wildfires over the last six years, the meadows gives a unique visual, as you can literally see the land rebuilding itself.
26
Dark Hollow Falls
Dark Hollow Falls Trail is our favorite waterfall hike in the park, requiring just a 1.4 mile return trek to view the 70 foot dancing water show. The trail is a little steep in places, but not overly strenuous. White tailed deer are often spotted along the way. An early start is recommended if it's likely to be a busy day. Expect to spend 60-90 minutes to complete, with time viewing the falls.
27
Camp Rapidan
You’ve probably heard about Camp David, the presidential retreat in Maryland. But before that country retreat was built in 1942, President Herbert Hoover built Rapidan Camp in what would eventually become Shenandoah National Park. Today, the camp and surviving cabins are a museum, both of Hoover’s presidency and of Shenandoah itself. The camp is accessible on a 4 mile round-trip hike, and there is the option of joining a ranger-guided tour from the Byrd Visitor Center.
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Rebecca_W
Oct 2024
What a wonderful audio tour. I learned lots about the history of the park and the geography too. Learned about the different stops and which ones were particularly fine and why. The narrator was funny and very likable. I’m very glad I rented this?!!
Odpowiedź od gospodarza
Oct 2024
Hi Rebecca, thank you for sharing your experience with our Self-Guided Audio Driving Tour in Shenandoah National Park. We're thrilled to hear that you found the tour informative and entertaining. You learned about the park’s history and geography while enjoying the narrator’s humor. We're so glad you chose our tour and enjoyed it. We hope to join you on the road again soon!
Sherpa758939
Sep 2024
The narration was light-hearted, timely, and informative. Narrator gave plenty of advance notice of upcoming viewpoints and other points of interest.
Odpowiedź od gospodarza
Sep 2024
Hi Sherpa, thank you for sharing your experience with our Self-Guided Audio Driving Tour in Shenandoah National Park. We're thrilled you found the narration lighthearted, timely, and informative. We hope to join you on the road again soon!
Hongtao_L
Jul 2024
It is not useful at all. The ranger at the park entrance told me I got a scam! I have not used it at all!
Odpowiedź od gospodarza
Jul 2024
Hi Hongtao, this is a self-guided audio tour of the park, not an entry ticket. This is very clear in the description. If you try to use it as an entrance ticket, the rangers will not accept it. Next time you visit the park, feel free to use the tour as intended — a narrator that tells you all about what you’re seeing, when you see it.

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