Hatfield Mccoy Trail Area Info

Local Attractions

Hatfield-McCoy Trail System

The Hatfield-McCoy Trails cut and wind through the beautiful mountains of southern West Virginia to create one of the largest off-highway vehicle trail system in the world! These award-winning trails are open to ATV’s, UTV’s and dirt bikes. The trails are open for business 365 days a year and offer many different trail types to suit riders of every interest and skill level.

The Ashland Resort features direct access to the Hatfield-McCoy trails directly from your campsite/cabin onto Indian Ridge Trail. Consisting of approximately 300 miles of trails, the Indian Ridge, Pinnacle Creek, and Pocahontas Trail Systems offer community access to towns including Northfork, Keystone, Bramwell, Mullens, and Pineville.

Permits range between $26.50 for WV residents and $50.00 for Out-of-State residents. Permits are conveniently available at the campground store.

West Virginia is known as “Almost Heaven” and it is no coincidence the Hatfield-McCoy Trails have become known as “Trails Heaven”. Southern hospitality combined with hundreds of miles of trails with more being added every day, to form life-long memories and create an experience you will want to repeat again and again. Discover more today. For more information on the Hatfield-McCoy trail system, visit www.trailsheaven.com.

Hatfield-McCoy Trail Rules and Regulations set forth by the West Virginia State Legislature.
HB 4488, 20-14-8.

Ashland Company Store

Ashland Company Store and Coal Camp Café, are located just 0.5 miles from Ashland Resort on County Road 17. The café offers breakfast, lunch and dinner.   Visit the store for your souvenir needs, convenience items, tobacco, and alcohol. Don’t forget Ashland Company Store also rents the newest SXS’s that Polaris has to offer.

The Corner Shop

The Corner Shop is a delightful old fashioned soda fountain and Diner located in Historic Bramwell, WV.  Formerly the Bryant Pharmacy, it is a beautiful and memorable trip back in time.  It is located minutes from the Pocahontas Trail Head and less than twenty minutes from the campground by car or a pleasant day trip by ATV.   Address is 171 Main Street, Bramwell, WV 24715. 

Ole Jose Grill

Ole Jose Grill and Cantina is located in Pineville WV, the county seat of Wyoming County, on the banks of the Guyandotte River.  Ole Jose Grill and Cantina has something for everyone.  Authentic Mexican Food, Wood Fired Gourmet Pizza, and Homemade Italian Food, have made Ole Jose an eclectic choice of all Southern WV.  Address is 564 River Road Pineville, WV 24874.

Pinnacle Drive Inn

Pinnacle Drive Inn is a family owned restaurant located in Pineville, WV.  Address is 88 Pinnacle Ave Pineville, WV 24874

Hillbilly Heaven Trail Guide Service

We offer days of fun and adventure on some of the best trails West Virginia has to offer. Whether we are splashing through the creeks or out doing a little mudding or enjoying just some scenery of the wonderful state of West Virginia. We customize the perfect riding experience to fit your wants and needs. We do guided tours for both 4 wheelers and side by sides. No matter the group size we have the perfect package deal for you. The experience of a great ride starts and ends with us!!! Call or email for pricing.

Eagle ATV Rentals and Guided Tours

Eagle ATV Rental & Guided Tours serves the world famous Hatfield McCoy Trails southern trail systems, Pocahontas, Indian Ridge, Pinnacle Creek and Warrior.We started in 2012 with one main goal. To take people of all skill levels out on the trails and show them what this life we all love is about. We saw a gap in the market from utility user to enthusiast and we like nothing more than to take someone out and show them what their machine is capable of. Our guides have over 100 years of combined offroad experience. If your next trip is an Eagle ATV Tour you won’t forget or regret the experience.

804 Mount Olive Road
Rock, WV 24747

Pinnacle Rock State Park

Located along Route 52, near historic Bramwell in Mercer County, Pinnacle Rock State Park is one of the more interesting day use parks operated by the West Virginia State Park system.

Towering above the rugged mountains of southeastern West Virginia, Pinnacle Rock is an unusual sandstone formation reaching 3,100 feet above sea level. This park provides a relaxing picnic area in an unusual scenic setting.

The park was opened in 1938 when the Conservation Commission purchased a 26 acre tract of land surrounding the rock. Parking areas, walkway and a large picnic shelter with a stone fireplace were then constructed by the Works Progress Administration (WPA) in conjunction with the state of West Virginia. Today there are nearly 400 acres which include Jimmy Lewis Lake (seasonally stocked with trout) located nearby within the park boundary.

Pipestem State Park

Escape to the mountains at Pipestem Resort Park, the “Year-round Crown Jewel of West Virginia State Parks.” From beautiful scenic overlooks of the Bluestone Gorge to the two lodges, vacation rental cottages, campgrounds, golf courses, restaurants, modern conference facilities, and much more, Pipestem Resort State Park has something for everyone.

Pipestem Drive-In Theatre

This iconic drive in movie theater is located in Pipestem, WV. The theater is usually open the first weekend in May up until sometime in the fall (depending on weather). Movies are shown Friday, Saturday, and Sunday nights. Gates open at 7:30 and movie begins when it gets dark. Movies change weekly, two movies are showed each night.

Tamarack Marketplace

Tamarack’s striking, peaked red roof and attractively landscaped grounds draw half a million visitors annually into a welcome respite of visual beauty, Appalachian sounds, and distinctive aromas.

Tamarack with its unique retail artisan products and extraordinary food fare started out as a simple vision to promote the Mountain State’s wonderful image. Wildly popular after nearly 20 years, Tamarack greets hundreds of thousands of guests annually with a memorable experience.