Downtown Pikeville
Just minutes up the road. Coffee, the hospital, and town are a short drive, not a day trip.
Stays open March 20, 2027. Bookings aren't open yet. Guests are not on the property yet.
Stays open March 20, 2027. Bookings aren't open yet. Guests are not on the property yet.
Find us
Nestled on 165 acres of woods in Pikeville. The land backs up to Hillbilly Trails, just five miles from the gate, so a machine has an easy way onto the system. This address is temporary while we purchase the property. Guests are not on site until March 20, 2027.
The trail system
The woods back up to the trail system, so access is easy. Hillbilly Trails is just five miles from the gate. This is their Flatwoods map. Permits and the newest file are on their site.
Map published by Hillbilly Trails. Download the printable PDF.
Close by
Downtown Pikeville is just minutes from the gate. Breaks Interstate Park, the Grand Canyon of the South, is within range: about 28 miles and a half hour from Pikeville, at 627 Commission Circle, Breaks, Virginia.
Just minutes up the road. Coffee, the hospital, and town are a short drive, not a day trip.
About 28 miles. A half hour from Pikeville, on the Kentucky and Virginia line.
Partners
We want guests to use the places around us. These are the parks, rivers, and town spots we point people to. Each link opens their site. Each map starts at the property.
Park
The Grand Canyon of the South, on the Kentucky and Virginia line. Hiking, elk, and the Russell Fork gorge. About a half hour from Pikeville.
State park
A Kentucky state park on the Levisa Fork, south of Pikeville. Boating, fishing, and a day on the water. 2204 Fishtrap Road, Shelbiana.
State park
The resort park at Dewey Lake in Prestonsburg. Elk tours, the lake, trails, and the lodge. A longer drive north, still an easy day.
Trail
The long mountain trail that runs toward the Breaks. A hike or a scenic drive when the machines stay in the barn.
River
The river through downtown Pikeville. Pauley Bridge is the easy walk, with the Big Sandy just downstream of the Levisa Fork.
River
The whitewater river at Elkhorn City. People paddle the Russell Fork, not a separate Elkhorn River. The town park is the take-out.
Lake
The lake at Jenny Wiley. Boats, fishing, and a shoreline day when the woods at home are enough for one morning.
Town
Maps, the feud tour, and a person who knows the county. 685 Hambley Boulevard, downtown, just minutes away.
Overlook
The mountain moved so the river, the railroad, and the highway could pass. The overlook is at Bob Amos Park.
History
The feud country around Pikeville, including Dils Cemetery, where Randolph McCoy is buried. The welcome center has the driving tour.
Museum
Coal, floods, and the valley, told downtown. A short stop before dinner back on the property.
Trails
The side-by-side system the property backs up to, just five miles from the gate. Permits are on their site.