8:30 am
Breakfast is served
Foggy Bottom pancakes, homemade applesauce, fresh fruit, and the slow beginning of the day.
A country inn since 1989
A view
of forever,
at the end of
a gravel road.
One hundred and forty-two acres of rolling woodland and farmland in the foothills of the Appalachians. Nine hand-built cabins, ten inn rooms, one dining house, and the kind of quiet you forget exists.
A note from the ridge
Sit on a rocking chair with your feet up, sipping slowly from a glass of home-brewed raspberry iced tea. Wait for sunrise and a breakfast of Foggy Bottom pancakes and homemade applesauce with a view of forever.
Murphin Ridge Inn invites guests to leave their cares at home.
A day at the ridge
The hours,
unhurried.
Breakfast, trails, Amish Country, dinner, and the porch after dark - the whole stay can move at the pace of the land around it.
10:30 am
The three-mile loop
Walk the property trails, listen for birds, and come back when the porch starts calling again.
2:00 pm
Into Amish Country
Small towns, handcrafts, baked goods, and a quieter pace just beyond the inn.
5:30 pm
Supper by reservation
Dinner at the Dining House, served in a room that feels more like a memory than a restaurant.
Accommodations
Nineteen rooms,
no two alike.
Business travelers
A home away from home.
Adam spent years traveling for work, so we know what you need when the trip is for work. A home away from home, and friendly people to talk to.
Breakfast comes with your stay, served in the Dining House from 8:30 to 9:30. Dinner is by reservation, with seatings from 5:30 to 7:30.
If you're in town for a class at the Tactical Defense Institute, we'd be glad to have you. It's a firearms and self-defense school at 2174 Bethany Ridge, on 186 acres. They train civilians, law enforcement, military and federal agencies, and corporate security teams. Call them at 937-901-6900.
The Dining House
Supper,
by lamplight.
Breakfast is included with every stay. Dinner is served by reservation, with fine spirits, wines, local ingredients when possible, and the kind of dining room guests remember.
Memories from Our Friends
In our guests’ words.
“Coffee, a good book and a cinnamon roll from Miller's in front of the fire with the jacuzzi bath! Truly divine!”
— Anna
shared on social“My husband carved our names on the Tree of Hearts trail, twice in ten years. Two very romantic memories for us.”
— Mae
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