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Loudoun County wine country is the anchor: Purcellville, Waterford and Leesburg tasting rooms — Sunset Hills Vineyard, 8 Chains North, Breaux Vineyards and Bluemont Vineyard among dozens — are all within 20 to 40 minutes south. Harpers Ferry National Historical Park sits about 20 minutes north across the Potomac, with the John Brown's Fort site, the Appalachian Trail crossing and Civil War history.

The C&O Canal towpath at Point of Rocks and Brunswick offers flat riverside cycling along the Potomac, and the Appalachian Trail crosses at Harpers Ferry for day hikes. Downtown Lovettsville has the Lovettsville Historical Society & Museum with German-heritage exhibits — this was one of the first German-settled towns in Virginia and Oktoberfest is the town's marquee event.

Sunflower meadow season at area farms peaks in July, and Frederick MD — with its historic downtown, First Saturday art walks and restaurants — is about 30 minutes north across the Potomac.

There is more within easy reach: Loudoun wine country to the south; Harpers Ferry 20 minutes north; The C&O Canal towpath at Point of Rocks; The Lovettsville Historical Society & Museum; Frederick MD 30 minutes north. Seasonal highlights include Lovettsville Oktoberfest (September), Loudoun wine country harvest weekends and sunflower meadow season (July).

There is more within easy reach: The Blue Ridge Mountains and Shenandoah National Park. Seasonal highlights include Lovettsville Oktoberfest (September, German-heritage festival), Loudoun wine country harvest weekends (September–November), Sunflower meadow season at area farms (July).

Lovettsville sits along VA-287 and Berlin Turnpike in far northern Loudoun County near the Potomac River. Dulles International Airport is about 45 minutes southeast, and Frederick MD about 30 minutes north across the Potomac at Point of Rocks. The Point of Rocks MARC station across the river connects to Washington DC on the Brunswick Line, so DC day trips by rail are possible from the Maryland side. This is rural DC-outer-suburb country — plan on a car for wineries, Harpers Ferry and downtown Frederick. VA-287 south connects to Purcellville and the Loudoun wine cluster; US-15 north crosses the Potomac at Point of Rocks. Once you have arrived at Stone Manor, plan to keep the car for the wineries and Harpers Ferry — most attractions are 20 to 40 minutes away. Free parking on the inn property. Once you have arrived, plan to keep a car for day trips around the region; most attractions are an easy drive, and parking at the hotel is straightforward.