Leave the noise behind. Your own piece of wild West Virginia is closer than you think. Approximately 15 minutes from Corridor H and two to two and a half hours from Washington, D.C., these 68.79 unrestricted acres in Mineral County offer the kind of seclusion that makes the outside world feel a long way off. Walk beneath the mature trees, follow the trails into the hollows, and settle onto the cabin’s deck. The acreage tells only part of the story. When you’re here, the property feels much bigger, with room to explore and a sense of escape that photographs can only begin to capture. For hunters, big whitetail bucks, wild turkey, and black bear are a major part of the appeal. A network of trails, old stand locations, and numerous promising hunting spots gives you plenty of ground to learn and enjoy through the seasons. At the heart of the experience is a 384-square-foot cabin with character in all the right places. Natural wood ceilings and accents, a wood stove, an open living and sleeping area, a kitchenette, and a separate gathering space set the scene for quiet weekends and memorable hunting camps. Morning coffee on the deck, a day in the woods, and stories around the table make a pretty good schedule. The cabin is truly off-grid, with no well, septic system, or electric service. Access is by right-of-way, and there are no restrictions, no HOA, and no maintenance fees. Whether you come for opening day, a spring gobbler, or a few days when nobody needs anything from you, this is a place to make your own. Come walk the trails and sit on the deck. You’ll understand why 68.79 acres can feel like a world of your own.
