Visit historic Harpers Ferry and take a break from the hectic pace of the modern world at our bed & breakfast. Travel back in time to the Civil War era, or treat yourself to an adventure on the rivers or trails. Then relax for a great night’s sleep and wake to a hearty meal! Our B & B is close to Harpers Ferry N.H.S. and other Civil War sites, the C&O Canal, river adventures on the Shenandoah and Potomac, Hollywood Casino and Charles Town Races, and much more! All of our rooms have either full or queen beds, private bathrooms, and free wifi. Of course, breakfast is included with the cost of your room.

Big Meadows Lodge is located one mile from the large, grassy meadow at mile 51 on Skyline Drive – a meadow which is ideal for gorgeous night skies viewing.

Lodging accommodations range from main lodge rooms to detached small, rustic cabins to comfortable traditional and preferred rooms which are located within walking distance of the main lodge building. Click HERE to view Big Meadows Lodge room building locations. Pet-friendly rooms are available at an additional cost of $25 per pet per night. A maximum of two pets (dogs or cats only) allowed.

While there are no in-room phones, cell service is available depending on your provider. An ATM, the Spottswood Dining Room, New Market Taproom, and Craft Shop are located in the main lodge building. Free, family-friendly entertainment is presented nightly in the New Market Taproom.

Mount Cardigan rises up out of the Shem Valley as a beacon for outdoor lovers. Hikers are drawn to its bare summit not only for views but also for the quiet forests that line its approach. Look for salamanders, mushrooms, and blueberries along the way. Waterfalls, a small pond for swimming, and a nature trail await young explorers. Winter adventurers will enjoy the many possibilities for snowshoeing and backcountry skiing.

Next to Mount Cardigan State Forest, Cardigan Lodge is located on a 1,200-acre reservation owned by AMC and features a peaceful, roads-end location. Explore our 50 miles of trails, join a family guided exploration, or simply relax on our deck or by the fireplace. If that’s not enough, head to nearby Wellington State Park on Newfound Lake to paddle or enjoy a sandy beach. Cardigan offers a choice of private rooms with private bath, private bunkrooms with shared bath, and individual and group walk-in tentsites. Our High Cabin, just below the Cardigan summit, is great for groups seeking a more remote, backcountry setting

Medawisla (the Abenaki word for loon) is the newest destination in our Maine Wilderness Lodges network, and an ideal spot for exploring the famed 100-Mile Wilderness. Built on AMC conservation land and located at the confluence of Second Roach Pond and the Roach River, seven miles from Kokadjo and northeast of Greenville, Medawisla offers opportunities for hiking, paddling, fly fishing, canoe camping, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing, steps away from your private cabin or bunkhouse accommodations.

• Winter drive-in access, a perfect addition to our two other ski-in Maine Wilderness Lodges.

• Private cabins, self-service with kitchenette or deluxe without. Also featuring shared bunkhouse accommodations and outdoor grilling area.

• Fresh-cooked breakfast and dinner included. Trail lunch provided.

• Lodge-to-lodge skiing opportunities on AMC’s 80 miles of groomed trails connecting to Gorman Chairback and Little Lyford lodges.

• Guided activities straight from your front porch.

• Guests receive free access to watercraft including kayaks, canoes, and paddleboards.

Whether you arrive by car or train, bike or motorcycle, or even by your own two feet, come to the HI Harpers Ferry hostel for both relaxation and adventure. Perched on a hill above the C&O Canal Rail Trail and Potomac River, HI Harpers Ferry is an ideal place to pitch your tent or just put up your feet. You’ll find travelers from around the world camping out on their way along the Appalachian Trail and Washington, DC urbanites getting away from it all in our Great Room. We’ve got free breakfast and Wi-Fi, but also a grill and fire pit for you to use. Tubing and kayaking are just a short distance away, but if wine tastings and history tours are more your speed, that’s not far either. We’re open to the public from May to October, but the entire hostel can be rented by groups year round. We hope to see you at HI Harpers Ferry soon!

Come, enjoy the comforts of our restored Federal-style home: the original heart of pine floors, gas fireplaces, high ceilings, front parlor and porch, rose and herb gardens.  Our full breakfast, featuring hot entrée, homemade jams and breakfast breads, fresh fruit and locally sourced ingredients, will start your day off right.

The Jackson Rose Bed and Breakfast is an 18th Century residence listed on the National Register of Historic Places.  The home was built by the Lee family and served as Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson’s first headquarters during the Civil War.  While here, Jackson wrote lovingly to his wife about the fragrant rose climbing up to his second story room – thereafter referred to as the Jackson Rose – and of the “elegant mansion” with the “nice, green yard.”

This small, primitive campground is well suited for tent camping but also accommodates small recreation vehicles. It has shaded sites clustered around a grassy opening surrounded by forest. Flat Top Mountain Trail System, the Appalachian Trail, Dismal Creek (a stocked trout stream), and the Falls of Dismal are close by.

The Allenberry Resort is one of a kind and so are the accommodations. Choose from a restored 1820s beautiful Stone Mansion with wraparound porch and garden, cozy cottages with kitchenettes and living rooms or well appointed lodge rooms and suites. All accommodations feature premium bedding, wi-fi, flat screen TVs and more. Hikers are housed in a separate building, theater on site, store with beer, food, and drinks.

The oldest hostel on the AT for long distance AT hikers and Trans-Am cyclist. Also open to scout & church youth groups: resv. (276) 206-0440 during non-hiker peak season.

The Inn at Long Trail, is a classic Vermont inn, bed and breakfast with an Irish pub, and formal diningroom; it is close to skiing, mountain biking, hiking, and golf. Located in  Killington Vermont in the heart of the Green Mountains. You’ll feel right at home at the Inn at Long Trail. The Inn was the first lodge built in Vermont to serve the skiing community, and has been serving skiers, hikers and people who love the mountains since 1938.

Classic hiker hangout, sit at the bar or stay the night. Sells fuel for camp stoves. A working hotel that also caters to thru-hikers.

Enjoy the convenience and comfort of living on the Village Common. Just steps from the snow front and Village shops and restaurants, Long Trail House offers studio, 1, 2, 3, bedroom condominiums, plus the 5 bedroom Penthouse. Fully furnished, each home has a gas fireplace and air conditioning for year-round comfort. The hearth room beckons with a wood burning fireplace. The sauna is perfect after a dip in the pool or hot tubs, accessible year-round by a heated patio. Indoor heated parking garage.

Roan Mountain Shuttle Service for the Appalachian Trail

The Baxter Park Inn is an independently owned and operated hotel in the Katahdin region and is conveniently located in the heart of Millinocket. The Baxter Park Inn has a 30+ year reputation as one of the finest inns in northern Maine and offers an exceptionally clean/quiet property at low competitive rates. Millinocket, Maine is located in the Katahdin Region of Northern Maine. Millinocket is home to Mt. Katahdin, Maine’s highest peak and the end of the Appalachian Trail System. Mt. Katahdin is located in Baxter State Park, a beautiful, year-round area of fun and adventure. We are centrally located to get you to any of a variety of business or vacation activities: hiking the Appalachian Trail, Whitewater rafting the raging Penobscot River, or searching for Moose on an expedition. Maybe you are here to experience the best snowmobiling, fishing, camping, hunting, mountain climbing, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing the state of Maine has to offer. Or, maybe you would like to skydive to see our beauty from a unique perspective! Whatever the reason for your visit to Millinocket, our friendly, courteous staff can assist you in finding the most reputable businesses and our clean, quiet rooms and affordable rates with numerous amenities will afford you the rest, and relaxation you’ll need to renew your energy and take on the Katahdin Adventure!

Get your money’s worth at the Quality Inn^® hotel in Troutville near the Berglund Center, Blue Ridge Parkway and Hollins University.

You’ll find plenty of other sites and activities throughout the area, some of which include:

• Roanoke College
• National D-Day Memorial
• Mill Mountain Zoo
• Roanoke Star
• Virginia Museum of Transportation

Troutville hotels also provide easy access to the George Washington and Jefferson National Forests, and souvenir and grocery stores.

Although the hotel is close to a variety of attractions, guests do not need to leave the property to have a good time. Our hotel meeting room is a more intimate-sized space and can accommodate up to 38 event attendees. Additional amenities at our pet-friendly Troutville Quality Inn hotel include:

• Free WiFi
• Fitness center
• Seasonal outdoor pool
• Free coffee
• Free handicapped parking

Our amenities offer so much value you’ll feel like you’ve struck a bargain. When you’re ready to settle in for the night, our spacious guest rooms feature TVs, hair dryers, coffee makers, microwaves, refrigerators, irons and ironing boards.

The northwestern hills of Connecticut were once the lands of the Indians. Route 7 was once their path to walk along the beautiful Housatonic River. Eventually that path became a towpath for early settlers, farmers, travelers and their cows, horses and assorted other animals. Today, Route 7 and the Housatonic River take you to the Appalachian Trail, Lime Rock Raceway, Tanglewood and the historic summer homes and gardens of the wealthy in Lenox and Lee, Massachusetts to tour. Canoe, fly-fish or kayak the Housatonic River or walk its banks and trails.

Nestled at the base of Bear Mountain along the Appalachian Trail, the historic Bear Mountain Inn and Overlook Lodge is the idyllic destination getaway for the adventurer, the romantic, or those looking to celebrate a memorable wedding or special event.

This natural splendor in the Hudson Valley, just 45 minutes from New York City and seven miles from the United States Military Academy at West Point, offers year-round activities for the entire family. From scenic, breathtaking hiking to world-class fly fishing and boating to cross country skiing and ice skating, we offer everything for the outdoor enthusiast.

Of course, no trip is complete without a relaxing visit to the Spa at Bear Mountain. Whether you’re a day visitor or an overnight guest, the full-service pampering you’ll receive is second to none.

For your overnight stays, we offer three separate accommodation options – The Inn, Overlook Lodge and our Stone Cottages – one is sure to suit you perfectly.

And to kick start your morning or after a long day on the trails, a stop at one of our three dining establishments is a must. From exquisite culinary delights to casual fare, cold libations and delicious desserts, you’ll find every thing to start your mouth watering. Please take a look at our dining pages for hours and menus.

Founded as early as 1732, the inn has seen history. In 1755 it is probable that General Edward Braddock, accompanied by the young Lt. George Washington, marched his army past on the way to his fatal encounter with the French and Indians near Fort Duquesne.

By the late 1700ís pioneers had begun to roll steadily through Turner’s Gap on the National Trail to settle the land to the west. The South Mountain Inn uniquely served as a wagon stand as well as a stagecoach stop for the heavy traffic passing on the National Road after it was surfaced in the 1820ís. In the years that followed, the inn was visited by many Washington leaders, including Daniel Webster and Henry Clay, and several Presidents. For Clay and Webster particularly, it was a favorite resting spot. Clay was often called the father of the National Road; the road itself was sometimes termed the Henry Clay Road.

During the Civil War period, South Mountain Inn was a part of two pivotal events, the John Brown Raid on Harpers Ferry, and the Antietam Campaign. In 1859 the inn was captured and held overnight as an outpost and probable staging point by Brown’s followers. Three years later it was the headquarters of Confederate Gen. D.H. Hill during the Battle of South Mountain, prelim to the Battle of Antietam.

Following the Civil War, the business of the tavern declined, due in large part to the reduced importance of the National Road as the railroads spread across the mountains. The property was sold in 1876 to Madeline Vinton Dahlgren, wealthy widow of Admiral John A. Dahlgren. The South Mountain House became a private residence, improved with attention to the antiquity of the building. Mrs. Dahlgren also built the stone Dahlgren Chapel, which is open to the public on summer weekends.

The house once again became a tavern in 1925 and continued as a local pub until its purchase in 1971 by Charles and Dorothea Reichmuth, who offered visitors a setting of historical authenticity, gracious hospitality, and good eating.

In 1981, Russell and Judy Schwartz purchased the Inn from The Reichmuths and offered American fine dining with an elegant Colonial atmosphere.

Then in 2001, the Inn was purchased by the Executive Chef and his wife, Chad and Lisa Dorsey, who are the present owners of the Inn.

For over 250 years The Old South Mountain Inn has remained a remarkable mainstay in an ever changing world.