More than 30 destinations comprise the Blue Ridge Whisky Wine Loop in the northern Shenandoah Valley. Looping around the perimeter of Shenandoah National Park, the self-guided trek highlights excellent beer, wine, dining, and places to stay.
Stretching from Front Royal to Stanley, the Blue Ridge Whisky Wine Loop can incorporate Skyline Drive through Shenandoah National Park or make a circle around it, hitting Luray on 340 and Little Washington on 522.
Let someone else do the driving when you book a Whisky Wine Excursion from Shenandoah National Park. Only available early May through mid-November, the Excursion includes stops at Copper Fox Distillery, Gadino Cellars, and Quieveremont. Tasting fees are not included in the rate ($55 per person).
Three distilleries, seven wineries, and three breweries dot the Blue Ridge Whisky Wine Loop. We do not suggest you drive the loop and imbibe the entire way. Oh, no, no. Rather, designate a driver and experience the loop over multiple days to sample all that’s available.
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There are many lodging options along the Blue Ridge Whisky Wine Loop. Choose from the resorts within Shenandoah National Park, the timber frame cabins of Shadow Mountain Escape, multiple B&Bs, or renowned Inn at Little Washington.
Find more details to plan your Blue Ridge Whisky Wine Loop experience, head to https://www.blueridgewhiskeywineloop.com/whisky-wine-loop/.
Header Image: Copper Fox Distillery at Sunset
