
Singers Glen serves as the focal point for this landscape where the Shenandoah Valley meets the eastern slopes of the George Washington National Forest. The geography is defined by the prominent ridge of Little North Mountain, which separates the fertile valley floor from the densely wooded terrain of Hogpen Mtn and Buck Lick Mtn. This document records a network of small rural communities and mountain gaps, such as Palos and Hopkins Gap, that historically linked these two distinct environments.
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