Inn at Red HillBed and Breakfast in Keedysville, Maryland

On March 2, 2013, Inn at Red Hill hosted a surprise 70th Birthday Party for our friend Bob Carder. 25 Guests for a fabulous catered dinner, breakfast for 9 the next morning.

Happy Birthday Bob

C&O Canal Park Visitation Increases, Herald Mail – March 10, 2013)

With the completion of Big Slackwater, the Scenic C&O Towpath is now a seamless trail from Georgetown to Cumberland, MD.

Whether you choose to take a day trip riding sections of the C&O Towpath or spend several days making 184 Mile journey from Georgetown to Cumberland, Inn at Red Hill is the perfect place to stay overnight.  Minutes from Snyder’s Landing (Mile 76.6), complimentary shuttle service is provided to and from this mile marker.  Pack a lunch provided by Red Hill for $5.00 per person.

Additional shuttles provided for only $5.00 per person/per trip.

Visiting Red Hill in the winter offers some amazing views.  Sunrise from the front our Bed & Breakfast are so colorful!

Sunrise on Red Hill

Wishing you Peace and Happiness this Holiday Season.  We had a beautiful snow tonight to celebrate the season.  It doesn’t get any better than this!!  Just gorgeous.

-Cindy

The Valley Craft Studio Tour will be held this weekend, November 17-18 minutes from Red Hill.  Featuring nine studio stops on a self-guided tour through the Middletown, Md., and Pleasant Valleys.  Watch for tour signs.  Visit http://www.valleycraftnetwork.org/  for details.

Antietam Battlefield Luminaries will be held December 1, 2012.  Visit http://www.nps.gov/anti/planyourvisit/luminary.htm for details.

On October 13, 2012, after two years of construction, the Big Slackwater section of the C&O Canal  re-opened with fanfare!  An official ribbon cutting was held that morning celebrating the opening of this beautiful part of our National Park.  The Potomac River was glistening on this special day as a nice crowd took part in the ceremony and then took a walk on this 2.7 Mile stretch that has been closed from flood damage since 1995.

Working from the river, barges brought in pre-fabbed bridges and walkways to form a safe extension of this beautiful towpath.  Cyclists and hikers can now travel the entire 184 Mile stretch from DC to Cumberland without any detour.  What a project!

October 2012 has been especially busy with the beautiful fall foliage.  Visiting from Charleston, South Carolina, Tony Smith rode his bike from DC to Pittsburgh and back via the Great Allegheny Passage & the C&O Canal.  Tony stopped by Red Hill to re-fresh and rest before finishing his 600 plus mile adventure.

Tony goes by the nickname:  “No-Hear-Um.  What a pleasure it’s been to get to know him.  He spent a good bit of time here writing in his journal and just “drying out” after several days of  heavy rain.

Tony writes in his cycling journal.

On October 27, 2011, Inn at Red Hill opened its doors for the first time.  I must say that this innkeeping thing is very cool!  From Arkansas & Michigan to the Carolinas and New England, folks have come to visit this beautiful part of our country.  Guests have come by motorcycle, car and bicycle, one couple all the way from Dallas, Texas!  It has been such a pleasure meeting all of you and I now look forward to you all coming back for a second visit.

Thank you to all of you that have come to visit Red Hill.  As an innkeeper, I think I’ve grown in many ways.  My experience and time that I’ve spent with you, my guests has been so fulfilling.

I want to extend to all of you my best wishes for a safe and wonderful holiday.

-Cindy, Your Innkeeper

Judy, Lani, Lynn & Allen came to Red Hill with their bikes in tow.  They  spent the weekend cycling the C&O as well as Antietam Battlefield.  The weather was perfect to have breakfast outside both mornings.

“My husband and I love your home, your hospitality & your dog!  You certainly have left no detail to chance.  Everywhere one looks there is attention to placement of something you’ve put there for comfort and welcome.  Trust me- we noticed.  I can’t wait to come back.”  -Lynn Brant, Johnstown, PA

Allen, Judy, Lani & Lynn enjoy breakfast outside in the woods of Red Hill.

What a weekend!  Friday night at Dan’s Restaurant and TapHouse.  24 Choices on tap.  Menu choices are tops!

Shepherdstown Street Show all day Saturday.  Moondog Medicine and lots of other great bands.

All of this activity was only 10 minutes from Red Hill.

Received 2 surprise phone calls from folks in Ellicott City and Bethesda, Maryland.  Both parties  without power from the storms Friday night,

Dan’s TapHouse

looking for a place to stay.  Inn at Red Hill was packed Saturday night!