<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2figl5_0wNDrpff00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2figl5_0wNDrpff00" width="1500" height="844" >SHENANDOAH VALLEY (7News) — Shenandoah National Park announced the release of a new filmset to open in visitor centers called "Shenandoah".The 24-minute film debuted in the Byrd Visitor Center in fall of 2024 and is set to open at the Dickey Ridge Visitor Center in the spring 2025. The film has been years in the making and is a joint effort betweenOrange Frame Productions and Shenandoah National Park staff, supported by park fees, according to park officials.“It is important we continue to share not only the beauty of the park's natural landscape but also the biological wonders that thrive in the Appalachian Mountains," said Park Superintendent Tracy Stakely.The film explores the landscapes and significances of the natural history of Shenandoah National Park, shown through formations, migrations and land transformations. A longer version of the film will be available fora national audience through PBS.The film is now available for viewing at the Byrd Visitor Center and can be viewed online via the park's YouTube channel.</div></body>

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Shenandoah National Park announces opening of new film 'Shenandoah' in visitor centers

SHENANDOAH VALLEY (7News) — Shenandoah National Park announced the release of a new filmset to open in visitor centers called \"Shenandoah\". The 24-minute film debuted in the Byrd Visitor Center in fall of 2024 and is set to open at the Dickey Ridge Visitor Center in the spring 2025. The film has been years in the making and is a joint effort betweenOrange Frame Productions and Shenandoah National Park staff, supported by park fees, according to park officials.

SHENANDOAH VALLEY (7News) — Shenandoah National Park announced the release of a new filmset to open in visitor centers called "Shenandoah". The 24-minute film debuted in the Byrd Visitor Center in fall of 2024 and is set to open at the Dickey Ridge Visitor Center in the spring 2025. The film has been years in the making and is a joint effort betweenOrange Frame Productions and Shenandoah National Park staff, supported by park fees, according to park officials.