Guided Hikes

Guided Hikes

Kaylor’s Knob Guided Hike (Most Difficult)
Tuesday | 9:45 am - 1 pm | Meet @ The Overlook
Ages 12+ | $10
Explore the Kaylor’s Knob Trail! Learn about local wildlife and history on this fun and challenging hike.

Kaylor’s Knob Trail

Kaylor’s Knob Trail

• Moderate | Blue Blazes - 1.5 miles (each way)
• The northern counterpart to the Ridge Trail is rough and rocky. Kaylor’s Knob marks the turnaround point for this breathtaking out-and-back trail. The trailhead is located across the street from the Overlook parking area.
• This trail is closed November 1 – January 7 except on Sundays due to hunting season.

Ridge Trail

Ridge Trail

If you’re looking to access one of the best views Massanutten has to offer via your own two feet, look no further than the Massanutten Ridge Trail. This 4.5-mile, moderately trafficked out-and-back, offers stellar views of the nearby ski area and the mountains surrounding Massanutten. To access the trailhead, start at the parking lot at the end of Del Webb Drive.

For an added bonus, consider timing your hike with a sunrise or a sunset and be sure to come prepared with sturdy hiking boots and plenty of water!

• Difficult | Blue Blazes - 2.25 miles (each way)
• Beginning at the wooden steps above the Overlook, this scenic trail winds along Massanutten’s rough and rocky ridge and joins the access road near the ski slopes. The trail’s turnaround point features a magnificent panorama overlooking our ski slopes.
• This trail is closed November 1 – January 7 except on Sundays due to hunting season.

Rockingham Springs Arboretum

Rockingham Springs Arboretum

• Easy
• A leisurely walk with quiet places to sit and relax. Stroll along and enjoy a variety of beautiful trees and plant life.
• Open all year round!

Walking Paths

Walking Paths

JEL Walking Path

• Open year-around

Golf Cart Paths

• The Golf Cart Paths are closed for recreational use during golf operational hours. 
• Call for hours at both golf courses. Resort ext 65041 or ext 5041.

Geocaching

Geocaching

Looking for a fun, family-friendly way to exercise both your mind and body? Try geocaching ("jee-oh-cash-ing"), the fast-growing sport that's akin to a modern-day treasure hunt.

Instead of a worn map marked with an X, you use a GPS receiver, a set of coordinates and clues that will lead you to a cache of goodies hidden at that location. Massanutten is home to many geocaches, so what are you waiting for?

Learn more about geocaching and find a cache near you by visiting www.geocaching.com.