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Mountain Lake—
On Top of the World

Fall-Winter 2007

Far off the beaten path, below the southern end of the Shenandoah Valley, is a resort that feels as though it is at the top of the world. Imagine 2,600 acres of peace and quiet, nestled into the mountains amid towering trees, looking out over a freshwater mountain lake. Mountain Lake is, indeed, a resort like no other.

Come any time through the end of October (or weekends in November, including the four-day Thanksgiving weekend) and enjoy the whole Mountain Lake experience, including breakfasts and dinners in the lovely, historic stone hotel. Oktoberfest, a celebration of autumn—with toasting, feasting, and music—is an annual fall highlight. If you're looking for a holiday treat, check out Mountain Lake's five-day Christmas package, complete with a visit from Santa!

The hotel, with its outstanding food service, closes down after Thanksgiving, but the pleasures of Mountain Lake are still available. Reserve a cottage for a few days—or a few weeks—over the winter. It's the perfect getaway, with knock-your-socks-off scenery and unending, glorious tranquility. Your Blueberry Ridge cottage will have a full, modern kitchen, fireplace in the great room, ultra-comfy sleeping accommodations and, maybe even a whirlpool tub for two!

You'll love the view from the top of the world at Mountain Lake—and you'll be dreaming of your next visit, as soon as you leave.

Shenandoah Valley Spas & Resorts

Basye

     Bryce Resort

Berkeley Springs

     Awakening Health Center

Berkeley Springs

     Country Inn

McGaheysville

     Massanutten Resort

Pembroke

     Mountain Lake Hotel

 




















 
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