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    Seth Rose
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    Starting the ascent up Marys Rock Trail.
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    A tree reaches its arm across the trail.
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    Continuing the climb to the summit.
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    Eastern rat snake.
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    Orange-tipped oakworm moth caterpillar.
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    The final push through the forested trail.
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    The beautiful Shenandoah skyline.
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    Looking back out over the trailhead parking lot and Skyline Drive.
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    Scramble up the remaining rocks to the true summit.
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    Spectacular 360-degree views.
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    The leaves beginning to change color in mid-September.
    Seth Rose
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    Looking back across the rocky summit.
    Seth Rose
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    Marys Rock Tunnel, located just past the trailhead on Skyline Drive.

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