Long Valley, a community within Washington Township in Morris County, sits in the Black River Valley in the rural western portion of the county, roughly 10 miles east of Hackettstown and about 15 miles from the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area. The area is characterized by farmland, hills, and the Black River, which runs through the valley and gives the community its character. Long Valley has a small but established brewing tradition and is home to one of the older brewpubs in the region, which has operated here for decades.

The surrounding Morris County terrain, with its mix of agricultural and wooded land, supports a craft beverage culture that draws from both the township’s resident population and visitors coming from Morristown, Chester, and the Route 206 corridor. Long Valley is accessible from Route 24 to the north and sits within a broader western Morris County craft circuit that extends toward Chester and Hackettstown. The combination of a rural valley setting and an established brewing anchor makes Long Valley one of the more natural craft beverage stops in Morris County for visitors coming from the east.