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Shenandoah National Park reports automated fee machines, barrier arms plans
Summary
Shenandoah National Park Superintendent Tracy Stakely told the Board about plans to install automated fee machines at entrances for after-hours visitors and automated barrier arms at Skyline Drive entrances to block the road when staff are unavailable or during inclement weather.
Tracy Stakely, Superintendent of Shenandoah National Park, updated the Page County Board on park operations and upcoming projects, including the planned installation of automated fee machines at each entrance to serve after-hours visitors.
Stakely also described plans to install automated barrier arms at Skyline Drive entrances to allow the park to block the road when staff cannot be present or when inclement weather makes access hazardous. The update was provided for the Board's information; no action was recorded.
