Shenandoah Falls — Local services in Harpers Ferry

"Shenandoah Falls" was the original name for the town, before it became known for the Ferry operated by Robert Harper.

Near this spot are some very interesting relics from the village's industrial history. Complex canals once darted across the island in order to direct water from the river. The current once drove turbines that operated mill machinery. Humongous floods swept much of the rich industrial history of the village away. Here though some telling foundations stand as testament to the legacy of ingenuity in the mid-19th-Century: just as the westward expansion of the railroads changed these landscapes of...

As a small series of minor falls more akin to river rapids, this area offers nice scenic views of the river. If the timing is right, it's perhaps the best view of rafters as they coast down river.

Prior to the river front itself, plenty of footing is available for any who are interested in lounging while others swim or simply explore the surrounding area. Here, the area can be shaded. Additionally, the surface footing is not solid but instead made up of thousands of tiny rocks.

At times, the current may be strong. While the water depth is shallow which may be enticing, those with children or small pets should...

Quaint little town residing at the intersection of three states and two rivers. Went on an overcast day and was still amazed by the beauty of the town, can just imagine how it looks on a sunny day. Plenty of good places to eat, read about the history of USA, and enjoy the...