Event Type : Outdoor Adventure

Monday & Fridays – July 4 thru 28

Embark on an unforgettable journey of flavor and discovery with the exclusive Skyland Whisky-Wine Shuttle, an interesting and fun excursion that promises to satisfy. Leaving from Skyland, prepare to indulge in a curated selection of beverages at three renowned destinations: Copper Fox Distillery, Quièvremont Winery, and Gadino Cellars. Whether you’re a connoisseur seeking new discoveries or a novice eager to explore the world of whisky and wine, the Skyland Whisky-Wine Shuttle promises an unforgettable journey of taste and adventure. Reserve your spot today and prepare to enjoy while we handle the driving.

• $75.00 per person.
• Minimum of 6 paid participants required for excursion to run.
• 48-hour advance cancellation notice given if minimum is not met. Deposit fully refunded.
• If participant cancels, a 48-hour individual cancellation notice is required for refund. No refund if less than 48-hours’ notice received.

July 5, 8, 12 & 19, and 22 from Big Meadows Lodge (mile 51 on Skyline Drive)

Easy to enjoy, these hikes feature the natural world as it settles into evening.  Hiking out into the “big meadow” at dusk through the dramatic changing colors of the mountain sky and, eventually, the incredible spread of the night sky with its multitude of stars … (at 3,500 ft., you are high above the haze and light pollution of the mid-Atlantic).  You’ll also be looking for all kinds of animal signs and seasonal plants as you explore the ecosystems of the meadows. This is truly an unforgettable experience.  Distance covered is less than one mile.  Led by Andy Nichols of Shenandoah Mountain Guides.

Meet at the grassy circle in front of the lodge at 6:30 p.m. (May thru July) and depart promptly at 7:00 p.m.  Meet at 6:00 p.m. (August) and depart promptly at 6:30 p.m.  You will be driving your personal vehicle to the meadows area. Return to the lodge between 9:30-10:00 p.m.

• $30 per person.
• No pets allowed on hike.
• Dress: long pants, sneakers (no open-toed shoes). A jacket is definitely recommended and a flashlight can also be helpful.
• Reservations required. Deposit taken at time of booking.
• Minimum of 11 paid participants required for program to run.
• 48-hour cancellation notice provided if program cancelled due to minimum not met. Deposit fully refunded.  No refund if less than 48 hours’ notice received by participants.

Amateur astronomer, Frank Perfetti, will share with you not only his love for astronomy but also for aviation, which he did as a volunteer at the National Air and Space Museum in D.C. manning a Discovery Station.

Presentations take place at Big Meadows, and will begin with Solar Viewing in the meadow at 2:00 PM, followed by a Night Skies PP Presentation in the Big Meadows Lodge Massanutten Room beginning at 8:00 PM.

2:00 PM – 4:00 PM Solar Viewing in the big meadow area
8:00 PM – 9:00 PM Night Skies Presentation in Massanutten Room

Learn what to do when the “what ifs” of your outdoor adventures turn into the “now whats”. This course will teach you the best items to take on any outdoor adventure and how to best use them in a survival situation. This course is designed for all outdoor enthusiasts and focuses on key elements for not simply surviving, but thriving when outdoor adventures turn into challenges.  Led by Shenandoah Mountain Guide Andy Nichols.

• $175 per person includes a $20 meal voucher.
• Minimum age: 12 years.
• Reservations required and full payment due at booking.
• No refunds if guest arrives late for the event.
• Event will take place in all weather conditions excluding thunderstorms.
• Meet Andy in front of the Skyland Dining Room Building 15 minutes prior to departing.
• Minimum of 4 paying for program to operate.
• 7-day hour cancellation notice provided if program cancelled due to minimum not met.  Deposit fully refunded. 
• No refund if less than 7 days’ notice received by participants.

Join us at Skyland in Shenandoah National Park on Friday and Saturday, July 11th & 12th as Hawksbill Brewery will be taking over the Taps from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m.  There will also be live music from 7:30 p.m. 9:00 p.m. on both nights.

ON TAP
Hooray for Luray IPA ABV 7.3% IBU 55
A classic cheer for a classic American hometown IPA. It’s robust in resinous aromas, not unlike a clear, Friday night game. Bites like a Bulldog and finishes with a balanced scoreboard – a real crowd pleaser.

Haymaker Cream Ale ABV 5.0% IBU 18
All a boy wants after a day of baling hay is a cooler full of beer. And, back in the day, that’s what they got – a light-tasting, easy-drinking, clean beer to complement their heavy day of pitchin’ squares.

Running Red Lights Red Ale ABV 5.4% IBU 28
Three weeks in a two-stoplight town becomes a forever home for sweet charm. Let this front porch swinging red ale make a memory on your palate. Don’t let the bitter back slow you down – run the red light to a clean finish.

Mile Marker 8 Belgian Wheat ABV 5.4% IBU 23
Also known as “Lot 8,” this Belgian wheat is a sweet spot for Shenandoah River dwellers to start or end their float. From sunrise to sunset, Mile Marker 8 will keep your toes puckered to the sky with a tangy, yet slightly bitter ride. Ask for an orange slice for an extra boost!

Peach Orchard Saison – 6% ABV IBU 31
True to style Saison with an added peach puree.  The peach on the nose and pallet does cut down on some of the classic Saison notes but make no mistake, this is an easy summer Saison.

BITES
Fish and Chips  $23.99
Running red lights batter cod, French fries, coleslaw, tartar sauce, lemon

Irish Nachos  $16.99
Waffle fries, Hooray for Luray IPA Beer cheese, pulled pork, tomato, red and green onion, jalapeno, sour cream

Ribs  $15.99
Peach orchard glazed riblets, pickled cabbage

Lot 8 Braised Beef  $24.99
Tender Mile Marker braised beef, carrots, onions Yukon gold potatoes

Join us at Skyland in Shenandoah National Park on Friday and Saturday, July 11th & 12th as Hawksbill Brewery will be taking over the Taps from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m.  There will also be live music from 7:30 p.m. 9:00 p.m. on both nights.

ON TAP
Hooray for Luray IPA ABV 7.3% IBU 55
A classic cheer for a classic American hometown IPA. It’s robust in resinous aromas, not unlike a clear, Friday night game. Bites like a Bulldog and finishes with a balanced scoreboard – a real crowd pleaser.

Haymaker Cream Ale ABV 5.0% IBU 18
All a boy wants after a day of baling hay is a cooler full of beer. And, back in the day, that’s what they got – a light-tasting, easy-drinking, clean beer to complement their heavy day of pitchin’ squares.

Running Red Lights Red Ale ABV 5.4% IBU 28
Three weeks in a two-stoplight town becomes a forever home for sweet charm. Let this front porch swinging red ale make a memory on your palate. Don’t let the bitter back slow you down – run the red light to a clean finish.

Mile Marker 8 Belgian Wheat ABV 5.4% IBU 23
Also known as “Lot 8,” this Belgian wheat is a sweet spot for Shenandoah River dwellers to start or end their float. From sunrise to sunset, Mile Marker 8 will keep your toes puckered to the sky with a tangy, yet slightly bitter ride. Ask for an orange slice for an extra boost!

Peach Orchard Saison – 6% ABV IBU 31
True to style Saison with an added peach puree.  The peach on the nose and pallet does cut down on some of the classic Saison notes but make no mistake, this is an easy summer Saison.

BITES
Fish and Chips  $23.99
Running red lights batter cod, French fries, coleslaw, tartar sauce, lemon

Irish Nachos  $16.99
Waffle fries, Hooray for Luray IPA Beer cheese, pulled pork, tomato, red and green onion, jalapeno, sour cream

Ribs  $15.99
Peach orchard glazed riblets, pickled cabbage

Lot 8 Braised Beef  $24.99
Tender Mile Marker braised beef, carrots, onions Yukon gold potatoes

National Parks are becoming a refuge for people from city light pollution.  Join Amateur astronomers as they present a provocative presentation on controlling light pollution while they point out the heavenly stars.

Held at the Big Meadows Area (mile 51, outside the Rapidan Camp Gate).  

• Free to all park visitors.
• Telescopes provided, but participants are recommended to bring their own binoculars as well.
• A blanket, chair, and flashlight are also recommended.
• Presentation is canceled if there is inclement weather. 
• Call 540-999-2222 the day of the event to check on status.

Photo by Larry Brown

Amateur astronomer, Frank Perfetti, will share with you not only his love for astronomy but also for aviation, which he did as a volunteer at the National Air and Space Museum in D.C. manning a Discovery Station.

Presentations take place at Big Meadows, and will begin with Solar Viewing in the meadow at 2:00 PM, followed by a Night Skies PP Presentation in the Big Meadows Lodge Massanutten Room beginning at 8:00 PM.

2:00 PM – 4:00 PM Solar Viewing in the big meadow area
8:00 PM – 9:00 PM Night Skies Presentation in Massanutten Room

Learn about land navigation in the absence of technology – magnetic compass, topographic map, even the sun! Learn how to find out: where you are, where you’re going, and how you’re going to get there. Never feel helplessly lost again!

This is a full day course, taught outdoors, in the mountains. All needed equipment is provided. Led by Andy Nichols of the Shenandoah Mountain Guides. Cost includes a boxed lunch featuring Roasted Turkey & Provolone Cheese on Whole Wheat (Lettuce, Tomato, Mustard, Mayonnaise), Apple, Granola Bar, Bag of Chips, Cookie, Bottled Water, Paper Napkin/Moist Hand Wipe. Call 877-843-1919 or book online at https://www.goshenandoah.com/activities-events/hiking/map-and-compass.

• $175 per person includes a box lunch
• Reservations required and full payment due at booking.
• No refunds if guest arrives late for the event.
• Event will take place in all weather conditions excluding thunderstorms.
• Meet Andy in front of the Skyland Dining Room Building 15 minutes prior to departing.
• Minimum age: 12 years
• Minimum of 4 paying for program to operate. 7-day cancellation notice provided if program cancelled due to minimum not met. Deposit fully refunded.  No refund if less than 7 days’ notice received by participants.

Monday & Fridays – August 1 thru 29

Embark on an unforgettable journey of flavor and discovery with the exclusive Skyland Whisky-Wine Shuttle, an interesting and fun excursion that promises to satisfy. Leaving from Skyland, prepare to indulge in a curated selection of beverages at three renowned destinations: Copper Fox Distillery, Quièvremont Winery, and Gadino Cellars. Whether you’re a connoisseur seeking new discoveries or a novice eager to explore the world of whisky and wine, the Skyland Whisky-Wine Shuttle promises an unforgettable journey of taste and adventure. Reserve your spot today and prepare to enjoy while we handle the driving.

• $75.00 per person.
• Minimum of 6 paid participants required for excursion to run.
• 48-hour advance cancellation notice given if minimum is not met. Deposit fully refunded.
• If participant cancels, a 48-hour individual cancellation notice is required for refund. No refund if less than 48-hours’ notice received.

August 1, 11, 12 & 29

National Parks are becoming a refuge for people from city light pollution.  Join Amateur astronomers as they present a provocative presentation on controlling light pollution while they point out the heavenly stars.

Held at the Big Meadows Area (mile 51, outside the Rapidan Camp Gate).  

• Free to all park visitors.
• Telescopes provided, but participants are recommended to bring their own binoculars as well.
• A blanket, chair, and flashlight are also recommended.
• Presentation is canceled if there is inclement weather. 
• Call 540-999-2222 the day of the event to check on status.

Photo by Larry Brown

Amateur astronomer, Frank Perfetti, will share with you not only his love for astronomy but also for aviation, which he did as a volunteer at the National Air and Space Museum in D.C. manning a Discovery Station.

Presentations take place at Big Meadows, and will begin with Solar Viewing in the meadow at 2:00 PM, followed by a Night Skies PP Presentation in the Big Meadows Lodge Massanutten Room beginning at 8:00 PM.

2:00 PM – 4:00 PM Solar Viewing in the big meadow area
8:00 PM – 9:00 PM Night Skies Presentation in Massanutten Room

Learn what to do when the “what ifs” of your outdoor adventures turn into the “now whats”. This course will teach you the best items to take on any outdoor adventure and how to best use them in a survival situation. This course is designed for all outdoor enthusiasts and focuses on key elements for not simply surviving, but thriving when outdoor adventures turn into challenges.  Led by Shenandoah Mountain Guide Andy Nichols.

• $175 per person includes a $20 meal voucher.
• Minimum age: 12 years.
• Reservations required and full payment due at booking.
• No refunds if guest arrives late for the event.
• Event will take place in all weather conditions excluding thunderstorms.
• Meet Andy in front of the Skyland Dining Room Building 15 minutes prior to departing.
• Minimum of 4 paying for program to operate.
• 7-day hour cancellation notice provided if program cancelled due to minimum not met.  Deposit fully refunded. 
• No refund if less than 7 days’ notice received by participants.

Join us at Skyland in Shenandoah National Park on Friday and Saturday, August 8th & 9th as Hawksbill Brewery will be taking over the Taps from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m.  There will also be live music from 7:30 p.m. 9:00 p.m. on both nights.

ON TAP
Hooray for Luray IPA ABV 7.3% IBU 55
A classic cheer for a classic American hometown IPA. It’s robust in resinous aromas, not unlike a clear, Friday night game. Bites like a Bulldog and finishes with a balanced scoreboard – a real crowd pleaser.

Haymaker Cream Ale ABV 5.0% IBU 18
All a boy wants after a day of baling hay is a cooler full of beer. And, back in the day, that’s what they got – a light-tasting, easy-drinking, clean beer to complement their heavy day of pitchin’ squares.

Running Red Lights Red Ale ABV 5.4% IBU 28
Three weeks in a two-stoplight town becomes a forever home for sweet charm. Let this front porch swinging red ale make a memory on your palate. Don’t let the bitter back slow you down – run the red light to a clean finish.

Mile Marker 8 Belgian Wheat ABV 5.4% IBU 23
Also known as “Lot 8,” this Belgian wheat is a sweet spot for Shenandoah River dwellers to start or end their float. From sunrise to sunset, Mile Marker 8 will keep your toes puckered to the sky with a tangy, yet slightly bitter ride. Ask for an orange slice for an extra boost!

Peach Orchard Saison – 6% ABV IBU 31
True to style Saison with an added peach puree.  The peach on the nose and pallet does cut down on some of the classic Saison notes but make no mistake, this is an easy summer Saison.

BITES
Fish and Chips  $23.99
Running red lights batter cod, French fries, coleslaw, tartar sauce, lemon

Irish Nachos  $16.99
Waffle fries, Hooray for Luray IPA Beer cheese, pulled pork, tomato, red and green onion, jalapeno, sour cream

Ribs  $15.99
Peach orchard glazed riblets, pickled cabbage

Lot 8 Braised Beef  $24.99
Tender Mile Marker braised beef, carrots, onions Yukon gold potatoes

Join us at Skyland in Shenandoah National Park on Friday and Saturday, August 8th & 9th as Hawksbill Brewery will be taking over the Taps from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m.  There will also be live music from 7:30 p.m. 9:00 p.m. on both nights.

ON TAP
Hooray for Luray IPA ABV 7.3% IBU 55
A classic cheer for a classic American hometown IPA. It’s robust in resinous aromas, not unlike a clear, Friday night game. Bites like a Bulldog and finishes with a balanced scoreboard – a real crowd pleaser.

Haymaker Cream Ale ABV 5.0% IBU 18
All a boy wants after a day of baling hay is a cooler full of beer. And, back in the day, that’s what they got – a light-tasting, easy-drinking, clean beer to complement their heavy day of pitchin’ squares.

Running Red Lights Red Ale ABV 5.4% IBU 28
Three weeks in a two-stoplight town becomes a forever home for sweet charm. Let this front porch swinging red ale make a memory on your palate. Don’t let the bitter back slow you down – run the red light to a clean finish.

Mile Marker 8 Belgian Wheat ABV 5.4% IBU 23
Also known as “Lot 8,” this Belgian wheat is a sweet spot for Shenandoah River dwellers to start or end their float. From sunrise to sunset, Mile Marker 8 will keep your toes puckered to the sky with a tangy, yet slightly bitter ride. Ask for an orange slice for an extra boost!

Peach Orchard Saison – 6% ABV IBU 31
True to style Saison with an added peach puree.  The peach on the nose and pallet does cut down on some of the classic Saison notes but make no mistake, this is an easy summer Saison.

BITES
Fish and Chips  $23.99
Running red lights batter cod, French fries, coleslaw, tartar sauce, lemon

Irish Nachos  $16.99
Waffle fries, Hooray for Luray IPA Beer cheese, pulled pork, tomato, red and green onion, jalapeno, sour cream

Ribs  $15.99
Peach orchard glazed riblets, pickled cabbage

Lot 8 Braised Beef  $24.99
Tender Mile Marker braised beef, carrots, onions Yukon gold potatoes

Amateur astronomer, Frank Perfetti, will share with you not only his love for astronomy but also for aviation, which he did as a volunteer at the National Air and Space Museum in D.C. manning a Discovery Station.

Presentations take place at Big Meadows, and will begin with Solar Viewing in the meadow at 2:00 PM, followed by a Night Skies PP Presentation in the Big Meadows Lodge Massanutten Room beginning at 8:00 PM.

2:00 PM – 4:00 PM Solar Viewing in the big meadow area
8:00 PM – 9:00 PM Night Skies Presentation in Massanutten Room

Learn about land navigation in the absence of technology – magnetic compass, topographic map, even the sun! Learn how to find out: where you are, where you’re going, and how you’re going to get there. Never feel helplessly lost again!

This is a full day course, taught outdoors, in the mountains. All needed equipment is provided. Led by Andy Nichols of the Shenandoah Mountain Guides. Cost includes a boxed lunch featuring Roasted Turkey & Provolone Cheese on Whole Wheat (Lettuce, Tomato, Mustard, Mayonnaise), Apple, Granola Bar, Bag of Chips, Cookie, Bottled Water, Paper Napkin/Moist Hand Wipe. Call 877-843-1919 or book online at https://www.goshenandoah.com/activities-events/hiking/map-and-compass.

• $175 per person includes a box lunch
• Reservations required and full payment due at booking.
• No refunds if guest arrives late for the event.
• Event will take place in all weather conditions excluding thunderstorms.
• Meet Andy in front of the Skyland Dining Room Building 15 minutes prior to departing.
• Minimum age: 12 years
• Minimum of 4 paying for program to operate. 7-day cancellation notice provided if program cancelled due to minimum not met. Deposit fully refunded.  No refund if less than 7 days’ notice received by participants.

Monday & Fridays – September 1 thru 29

Embark on an unforgettable journey of flavor and discovery with the exclusive Skyland Whisky-Wine Shuttle, an interesting and fun excursion that promises to satisfy. Leaving from Skyland, prepare to indulge in a curated selection of beverages at three renowned destinations: Copper Fox Distillery, Quièvremont Winery, and Gadino Cellars. Whether you’re a connoisseur seeking new discoveries or a novice eager to explore the world of whisky and wine, the Skyland Whisky-Wine Shuttle promises an unforgettable journey of taste and adventure. Reserve your spot today and prepare to enjoy while we handle the driving.

• $75.00 per person.
• Minimum of 6 paid participants required for excursion to run.
• 48-hour advance cancellation notice given if minimum is not met. Deposit fully refunded.
• If participant cancels, a 48-hour individual cancellation notice is required for refund. No refund if less than 48-hours’ notice received.

Amateur astronomer, Frank Perfetti, will share with you not only his love for astronomy but also for aviation, which he did as a volunteer at the National Air and Space Museum in D.C. manning a Discovery Station.

Presentations take place at Big Meadows, and will begin with Solar Viewing in the meadow at 2:00 PM, followed by a Night Skies PP Presentation in the Big Meadows Lodge Massanutten Room beginning at 8:00 PM.

2:00 PM – 4:00 PM Solar Viewing in the big meadow area
8:00 PM – 9:00 PM Night Skies Presentation in Massanutten Room

Learn what to do when the “what ifs” of your outdoor adventures turn into the “now whats”. This course will teach you the best items to take on any outdoor adventure and how to best use them in a survival situation. This course is designed for all outdoor enthusiasts and focuses on key elements for not simply surviving, but thriving when outdoor adventures turn into challenges.  Led by Shenandoah Mountain Guide Andy Nichols.

• $175 per person includes a $20 meal voucher.
• Minimum age: 12 years.
• Reservations required and full payment due at booking.
• No refunds if guest arrives late for the event.
• Event will take place in all weather conditions excluding thunderstorms.
• Meet Andy in front of the Skyland Dining Room Building 15 minutes prior to departing.
• Minimum of 4 paying for program to operate.
• 7-day hour cancellation notice provided if program cancelled due to minimum not met.  Deposit fully refunded. 
• No refund if less than 7 days’ notice received by participants.

September 12 @ 7:00 p.m. | September 26 @ 6:45 p.m.

National Parks are becoming a refuge for people from city light pollution.  Join Amateur astronomers as they present a provocative presentation on controlling light pollution while they point out the heavenly stars.

Held at the Big Meadows Area (mile 51, outside the Rapidan Camp Gate).  

• Free to all park visitors.
• Telescopes provided, but participants are recommended to bring their own binoculars as well.
• A blanket, chair, and flashlight are also recommended.
• Presentation is canceled if there is inclement weather. 
• Call 540-999-2222 the day of the event to check on status.

Photo by Larry Brown

Amateur astronomer, Frank Perfetti, will share with you not only his love for astronomy but also for aviation, which he did as a volunteer at the National Air and Space Museum in D.C. manning a Discovery Station.

Presentations take place at Big Meadows, and will begin with Solar Viewing in the meadow at 2:00 PM, followed by a Night Skies PP Presentation in the Big Meadows Lodge Massanutten Room beginning at 8:00 PM.

2:00 PM – 4:00 PM Solar Viewing in the big meadow area
8:00 PM – 9:00 PM Night Skies Presentation in Massanutten Room

Learn about land navigation in the absence of technology – magnetic compass, topographic map, even the sun! Learn how to find out: where you are, where you’re going, and how you’re going to get there. Never feel helplessly lost again!

This is a full day course, taught outdoors, in the mountains. All needed equipment is provided. Led by Andy Nichols of the Shenandoah Mountain Guides. Cost includes a boxed lunch featuring Roasted Turkey & Provolone Cheese on Whole Wheat (Lettuce, Tomato, Mustard, Mayonnaise), Apple, Granola Bar, Bag of Chips, Cookie, Bottled Water, Paper Napkin/Moist Hand Wipe. Call 877-843-1919 or book online at https://www.goshenandoah.com/activities-events/hiking/map-and-compass.

• $175 per person includes a box lunch
• Reservations required and full payment due at booking.
• No refunds if guest arrives late for the event.
• Event will take place in all weather conditions excluding thunderstorms.
• Meet Andy in front of the Skyland Dining Room Building 15 minutes prior to departing.
• Minimum age: 12 years
• Minimum of 4 paying for program to operate. 7-day cancellation notice provided if program cancelled due to minimum not met. Deposit fully refunded.  No refund if less than 7 days’ notice received by participants.

Join us at Skyland in Shenandoah National Park on Friday and Saturday, September 26h & 27th as Hawksbill Brewery will be taking over the Taps from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m.  There will also be live music from 7:30 p.m. 9:00 p.m. on both nights.

ON TAP
Hooray for Luray IPA ABV 7.3% IBU 55
A classic cheer for a classic American hometown IPA. It’s robust in resinous aromas, not unlike a clear, Friday night game. Bites like a Bulldog and finishes with a balanced scoreboard – a real crowd pleaser.

Haymaker Cream Ale ABV 5.0% IBU 18
All a boy wants after a day of baling hay is a cooler full of beer. And, back in the day, that’s what they got – a light-tasting, easy-drinking, clean beer to complement their heavy day of pitchin’ squares.

Running Red Lights Red Ale ABV 5.4% IBU 28
Three weeks in a two-stoplight town becomes a forever home for sweet charm. Let this front porch swinging red ale make a memory on your palate. Don’t let the bitter back slow you down – run the red light to a clean finish.

Mile Marker 8 Belgian Wheat ABV 5.4% IBU 23
Also known as “Lot 8,” this Belgian wheat is a sweet spot for Shenandoah River dwellers to start or end their float. From sunrise to sunset, Mile Marker 8 will keep your toes puckered to the sky with a tangy, yet slightly bitter ride. Ask for an orange slice for an extra boost!

Peach Orchard Saison – 6% ABV IBU 31
True to style Saison with an added peach puree.  The peach on the nose and pallet does cut down on some of the classic Saison notes but make no mistake, this is an easy summer Saison.

BITES
Fish and Chips  $23.99
Running red lights batter cod, French fries, coleslaw, tartar sauce, lemon

Irish Nachos  $16.99
Waffle fries, Hooray for Luray IPA Beer cheese, pulled pork, tomato, red and green onion, jalapeno, sour cream

Ribs  $15.99
Peach orchard glazed riblets, pickled cabbage

Lot 8 Braised Beef  $24.99
Tender Mile Marker braised beef, carrots, onions Yukon gold potatoes

Amateur astronomer, Frank Perfetti, will share with you not only his love for astronomy but also for aviation, which he did as a volunteer at the National Air and Space Museum in D.C. manning a Discovery Station.

Presentations take place at Big Meadows, and will begin with Solar Viewing in the meadow at 2:00 PM, followed by a Night Skies PP Presentation in the Big Meadows Lodge Massanutten Room beginning at 8:00 PM.

2:00 PM – 4:00 PM Solar Viewing in the big meadow area
8:00 PM – 9:00 PM Night Skies Presentation in Massanutten Room

Monday & Fridays – October 3 thru 31

Embark on an unforgettable journey of flavor and discovery with the exclusive Skyland Whisky-Wine Shuttle, an interesting and fun excursion that promises to satisfy. Leaving from Skyland, prepare to indulge in a curated selection of beverages at three renowned destinations: Copper Fox Distillery, Quièvremont Winery, and Gadino Cellars. Whether you’re a connoisseur seeking new discoveries or a novice eager to explore the world of whisky and wine, the Skyland Whisky-Wine Shuttle promises an unforgettable journey of taste and adventure. Reserve your spot today and prepare to enjoy while we handle the driving.

• $75.00 per person.
• Minimum of 6 paid participants required for excursion to run.
• 48-hour advance cancellation notice given if minimum is not met. Deposit fully refunded.
• If participant cancels, a 48-hour individual cancellation notice is required for refund. No refund if less than 48-hours’ notice received.

Learn what to do when the “what ifs” of your outdoor adventures turn into the “now whats”. This course will teach you the best items to take on any outdoor adventure and how to best use them in a survival situation. This course is designed for all outdoor enthusiasts and focuses on key elements for not simply surviving, but thriving when outdoor adventures turn into challenges.  Led by Shenandoah Mountain Guide Andy Nichols.

• $175 per person includes a $20 meal voucher.
• Minimum age: 12 years.
• Reservations required and full payment due at booking.
• No refunds if guest arrives late for the event.
• Event will take place in all weather conditions excluding thunderstorms.
• Meet Andy in front of the Skyland Dining Room Building 15 minutes prior to departing.
• Minimum of 4 paying for program to operate.
• 7-day hour cancellation notice provided if program cancelled due to minimum not met.  Deposit fully refunded. 
• No refund if less than 7 days’ notice received by participants.

Join us at Skyland in Shenandoah National Park on Friday and Saturday, October 10th & 11th as Hawksbill Brewery will be taking over the Taps from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m.  There will also be live music from 7:30 p.m. 9:00 p.m. on both nights.

ON TAP
Hooray for Luray IPA ABV 7.3% IBU 55
A classic cheer for a classic American hometown IPA. It’s robust in resinous aromas, not unlike a clear, Friday night game. Bites like a Bulldog and finishes with a balanced scoreboard – a real crowd pleaser.

Haymaker Cream Ale ABV 5.0% IBU 18
All a boy wants after a day of baling hay is a cooler full of beer. And, back in the day, that’s what they got – a light-tasting, easy-drinking, clean beer to complement their heavy day of pitchin’ squares.

Running Red Lights Red Ale ABV 5.4% IBU 28
Three weeks in a two-stoplight town becomes a forever home for sweet charm. Let this front porch swinging red ale make a memory on your palate. Don’t let the bitter back slow you down – run the red light to a clean finish.

Mile Marker 8 Belgian Wheat ABV 5.4% IBU 23
Also known as “Lot 8,” this Belgian wheat is a sweet spot for Shenandoah River dwellers to start or end their float. From sunrise to sunset, Mile Marker 8 will keep your toes puckered to the sky with a tangy, yet slightly bitter ride. Ask for an orange slice for an extra boost!

Peach Orchard Saison – 6% ABV IBU 31
True to style Saison with an added peach puree.  The peach on the nose and pallet does cut down on some of the classic Saison notes but make no mistake, this is an easy summer Saison.

BITES
Fish and Chips  $23.99
Running red lights batter cod, French fries, coleslaw, tartar sauce, lemon

Irish Nachos  $16.99
Waffle fries, Hooray for Luray IPA Beer cheese, pulled pork, tomato, red and green onion, jalapeno, sour cream

Ribs  $15.99
Peach orchard glazed riblets, pickled cabbage

Lot 8 Braised Beef  $24.99
Tender Mile Marker braised beef, carrots, onions Yukon gold potatoes

October 10 @ 7:00 p.m. | October 24 @ 6:45 p.m.

National Parks are becoming a refuge for people from city light pollution.  Join Amateur astronomers as they present a provocative presentation on controlling light pollution while they point out the heavenly stars.

Held at the Big Meadows Area (mile 51, outside the Rapidan Camp Gate).  

• Free to all park visitors.
• Telescopes provided, but participants are recommended to bring their own binoculars as well.
• A blanket, chair, and flashlight are also recommended.
• Presentation is canceled if there is inclement weather. 
• Call 540-999-2222 the day of the event to check on status.

Photo by Larry Brown

First held in 1970, the annual fall festival is one of the oldest arts and crafts shows of its kind in Virginia. Since launching half a century ago, the two-day event — held each October over Columbus Day weekend — has grown to include dozens of crafters and artisans from throughout Virginia and the Valley.

Throughout the weekend, visitors can enjoy food, entertainment, activities, and dozens of demonstrations, with many dressed to reflect Page Valley’s olden days. Demonstrations include farm work from Page’s early years, including log sawing, wheat thrashing, corn husking, and hay bailing.

Event-goers can choose from tasty selections ranging from sweet treats like dumplings and donuts to savory selections such as pulled pork, country ham, and cornbread.

First held in 1970, the annual fall festival is one of the oldest arts and crafts shows of its kind in Virginia. Since launching half a century ago, the two-day event — held each October over Columbus Day weekend — has grown to include dozens of crafters and artisans from throughout Virginia and the Valley.

Throughout the weekend, visitors can enjoy food, entertainment, activities, and dozens of demonstrations, with many dressed to reflect Page Valley’s olden days. Demonstrations include farm work from Page’s early years, including log sawing, wheat thrashing, corn husking, and hay bailing.

Event-goers can choose from tasty selections ranging from sweet treats like dumplings and donuts to savory selections such as pulled pork, country ham, and cornbread.

Amateur astronomer, Frank Perfetti, will share with you not only his love for astronomy but also for aviation, which he did as a volunteer at the National Air and Space Museum in D.C. manning a Discovery Station.

Presentations take place at Big Meadows, and will begin with Solar Viewing in the meadow at 2:00 PM, followed by a Night Skies PP Presentation in the Big Meadows Lodge Massanutten Room beginning at 8:00 PM.

2:00 PM – 4:00 PM Solar Viewing in the big meadow area
8:00 PM – 9:00 PM Night Skies Presentation in Massanutten Room

Learn about land navigation in the absence of technology – magnetic compass, topographic map, even the sun! Learn how to find out: where you are, where you’re going, and how you’re going to get there. Never feel helplessly lost again!

This is a full day course, taught outdoors, in the mountains. All needed equipment is provided. Led by Andy Nichols of the Shenandoah Mountain Guides. Cost includes a boxed lunch featuring Roasted Turkey & Provolone Cheese on Whole Wheat (Lettuce, Tomato, Mustard, Mayonnaise), Apple, Granola Bar, Bag of Chips, Cookie, Bottled Water, Paper Napkin/Moist Hand Wipe. Call 877-843-1919 or book online at https://www.goshenandoah.com/activities-events/hiking/map-and-compass.

• $175 per person includes a box lunch
• Reservations required and full payment due at booking.
• No refunds if guest arrives late for the event.
• Event will take place in all weather conditions excluding thunderstorms.
• Meet Andy in front of the Skyland Dining Room Building 15 minutes prior to departing.
• Minimum age: 12 years
• Minimum of 4 paying for program to operate. 7-day cancellation notice provided if program cancelled due to minimum not met. Deposit fully refunded.  No refund if less than 7 days’ notice received by participants.

Join us at Skyland in Shenandoah National Park on Friday and Saturday, October 24th & 25th as Hawksbill Brewery will be taking over the Taps from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m.  There will also be live music from 7:30 p.m. 9:00 p.m. on both nights.

ON TAP
Hooray for Luray IPA ABV 7.3% IBU 55
A classic cheer for a classic American hometown IPA. It’s robust in resinous aromas, not unlike a clear, Friday night game. Bites like a Bulldog and finishes with a balanced scoreboard – a real crowd pleaser.

Haymaker Cream Ale ABV 5.0% IBU 18
All a boy wants after a day of baling hay is a cooler full of beer. And, back in the day, that’s what they got – a light-tasting, easy-drinking, clean beer to complement their heavy day of pitchin’ squares.

Running Red Lights Red Ale ABV 5.4% IBU 28
Three weeks in a two-stoplight town becomes a forever home for sweet charm. Let this front porch swinging red ale make a memory on your palate. Don’t let the bitter back slow you down – run the red light to a clean finish.

Mile Marker 8 Belgian Wheat ABV 5.4% IBU 23
Also known as “Lot 8,” this Belgian wheat is a sweet spot for Shenandoah River dwellers to start or end their float. From sunrise to sunset, Mile Marker 8 will keep your toes puckered to the sky with a tangy, yet slightly bitter ride. Ask for an orange slice for an extra boost!

Peach Orchard Saison – 6% ABV IBU 31
True to style Saison with an added peach puree.  The peach on the nose and pallet does cut down on some of the classic Saison notes but make no mistake, this is an easy summer Saison.

BITES
Fish and Chips  $23.99
Running red lights batter cod, French fries, coleslaw, tartar sauce, lemon

Irish Nachos  $16.99
Waffle fries, Hooray for Luray IPA Beer cheese, pulled pork, tomato, red and green onion, jalapeno, sour cream

Ribs  $15.99
Peach orchard glazed riblets, pickled cabbage

Lot 8 Braised Beef  $24.99
Tender Mile Marker braised beef, carrots, onions Yukon gold potatoes

Amateur astronomer, Frank Perfetti, will share with you not only his love for astronomy but also for aviation, which he did as a volunteer at the National Air and Space Museum in D.C. manning a Discovery Station.

Presentations take place at Big Meadows, and will begin with Solar Viewing in the meadow at 2:00 PM, followed by a Night Skies PP Presentation in the Big Meadows Lodge Massanutten Room beginning at 8:00 PM.

2:00 PM – 4:00 PM Solar Viewing in the big meadow area
8:00 PM – 9:00 PM Night Skies Presentation in Massanutten Room

Monday & Fridays – November 3 – 7

Embark on an unforgettable journey of flavor and discovery with the exclusive Skyland Whisky-Wine Shuttle, an interesting and fun excursion that promises to satisfy. Leaving from Skyland, prepare to indulge in a curated selection of beverages at three renowned destinations: Copper Fox Distillery, Quièvremont Winery, and Gadino Cellars. Whether you’re a connoisseur seeking new discoveries or a novice eager to explore the world of whisky and wine, the Skyland Whisky-Wine Shuttle promises an unforgettable journey of taste and adventure. Reserve your spot today and prepare to enjoy while we handle the driving.

• $75.00 per person.
• Minimum of 6 paid participants required for excursion to run.
• 48-hour advance cancellation notice given if minimum is not met. Deposit fully refunded.
• If participant cancels, a 48-hour individual cancellation notice is required for refund. No refund if less than 48-hours’ notice received.

Join us at Skyland in Shenandoah National Park on Friday and Saturday, November 7th & 8th as Hawksbill Brewery will be taking over the Taps from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m.  There will also be live music from 7:30 p.m. 9:00 p.m. on both nights.

ON TAP
Hooray for Luray IPA ABV 7.3% IBU 55
A classic cheer for a classic American hometown IPA. It’s robust in resinous aromas, not unlike a clear, Friday night game. Bites like a Bulldog and finishes with a balanced scoreboard – a real crowd pleaser.

Haymaker Cream Ale ABV 5.0% IBU 18
All a boy wants after a day of baling hay is a cooler full of beer. And, back in the day, that’s what they got – a light-tasting, easy-drinking, clean beer to complement their heavy day of pitchin’ squares.

Running Red Lights Red Ale ABV 5.4% IBU 28
Three weeks in a two-stoplight town becomes a forever home for sweet charm. Let this front porch swinging red ale make a memory on your palate. Don’t let the bitter back slow you down – run the red light to a clean finish.

Mile Marker 8 Belgian Wheat ABV 5.4% IBU 23
Also known as “Lot 8,” this Belgian wheat is a sweet spot for Shenandoah River dwellers to start or end their float. From sunrise to sunset, Mile Marker 8 will keep your toes puckered to the sky with a tangy, yet slightly bitter ride. Ask for an orange slice for an extra boost!

Peach Orchard Saison – 6% ABV IBU 31
True to style Saison with an added peach puree.  The peach on the nose and pallet does cut down on some of the classic Saison notes but make no mistake, this is an easy summer Saison.

BITES
Fish and Chips  $23.99
Running red lights batter cod, French fries, coleslaw, tartar sauce, lemon

Irish Nachos  $16.99
Waffle fries, Hooray for Luray IPA Beer cheese, pulled pork, tomato, red and green onion, jalapeno, sour cream

Ribs  $15.99
Peach orchard glazed riblets, pickled cabbage

Lot 8 Braised Beef  $24.99
Tender Mile Marker braised beef, carrots, onions Yukon gold potatoes