Written by: Rome Marinelli, Naturalist at The Inn This week, I was tasked with the goal of finding edible plants from our property to host a small wild edibles trail tour. I’ve known of plants that are edible, but I’ve been reluctant to try them. To my surprise, I’ve enjoyed most of what I’ve found… […]
Since 12-year-old Jackson Hepner discovered the mammoth tooth on the grounds of The Inn, the story has exploded. A variety of local, regional and eventually national news outlets picked up the story and before he knew it, Jackson’s photo was on the front page of CNN’s website, appeared on Good Morning America, and dozens more. […]
Dear Honey Run Friends, Yesterday afternoon I was in search and in need of some relaxation, so I walked down to the creek, sat, and listened to the small waterfall we have near the arched footbridge. I instantly felt the tension melt away with the sound of the water traversing the rocks as it makes […]
From gorgeous views and serene walking trails, to unique art and upscale dining, we pride ourselves on all there is to discover at our picturesque resort. Recently, however, a different kind of discovery was made on the property – one that revealed a link to ancient history. We’re thrilled to be the site of a […]
Written by Naturalist at The Inn at Honey Run, Rome Marinelli We have a great trail system on property – if you’ve ever visited us, you’ve probably enjoyed it. As beautiful and peaceful as it may seem, it can be deceiving! I’m here to give you a few tips and pointers to help make your […]
By: Executive Chef, Bret Andresen, who also personally manages our beekeeping and honey harvesting processes When a colony of bees grows, whether it is in the wild or cultivated, occasionally the hive will grow so strong in bees that a portion of them will decide it is time to strike out on their own. The […]
