Indian Grave Ridge (8.3mi, 1624 gain)/Vibrassa Beer

Indian Grave Ridge is a hidden gem of a loop hike in the Massanutten range. It features some beautiful views of the Luray Valley/Fort Valley/Shenendoah River from the ridge walking, and there is a brief walk along a (less traveled) road along the Shenendoah River.

Afterward we’ll grab a beer from a group favorite, Vibrassa Beer in Front Royal.

Hope to see you there!

Official Hike Map: https://myhikes.org/trails/indian-grave-ridge-hike

Brewery: https://vibrissabeer.com

Please bring all the things you will need for a hike! An adequate amount of water (at least 2 liters), snacks/lunch, sunscreen, bug spray, and rain gear (if forecasted). If it’s really hot, consider bringing some electrolytes like Gatorade or Nuun tablets.

Carpool Info

In a change up, we’ll be meeting at the EAST FALLS CHURCH METRO, on the Lee Highway side of the station by the bus stops. We will carpool to the hike location from there.

Background information about the group:

Please remember that this group is an informal group of friends and volunteers initiating trips under the common adventurer model (http://www.ronwatters.com/CADefine.htm). We do expect our members to be familiar with the best practices of hiking – this is not a group for first time hikers and is NOT a group for those seeking hiking instruction.
We're also not experts or professionals, nor are we trained hike leaders, nor do we scout out hikes. We plan hikes for fun. You are responsible for your own welfare and safety at all LMH events. Be sure to choose to attend hikes only within your own physical abilities and hiking knowledge; take maps, suitable clothing, provisions (at least two liters of water plus any food or medical supplies you might require) and equipment, and act responsibly and safely at all times.

Acting responsibly and safely includes always making sure that you stay with a group (we advise using the buddy system) and staying on, or within sight of (if you need to answer the call of nature or avoid an obstacle on the trail), marked trails at all times. If you ever believe you may be lost, follow the advice of the US Forest Service (https://www.fs.fed.us/visit/know-before-you-go/if-you-get-lost)

LMH organizers and members shall not be liable for any injuries, loss or damage to persons or property, direct or consequential, arising out of any aspect of LMH activities. By attending this event, you represent that you have read, understand, and agree to the contents of our waiver of liability in the following link (Waiver of Liability - Google Docs).