Can you see what’s swimming in a stream in Shenandoah National Park? Brook trout! Also known by the following nicknames: native trout, natives, and brookies. Video: brook trout swimming in a stream. | Shenandoah National Park

There are plenty of amazing things you might spy Shenandoah National Park! We cannot always guarantee that visitors will find a black bear grazing in the Big Meadow or a mama deer leading her fawns through the thicket. However, on any trip to our park, you will always be able to spy a tree! Shenandoah National Park is made up of a primarily deciduous forest, or a forest of trees that lose their leaves in the winter. In total, the park is home to 132 different species of tree. All of which are cr