Adventurer's Paradise!

18 acre Mountaintop cabin located in Bluefield, VA. Beautiful views of the Jefferson National Forest. Located in a gated community called Cove Creek which consists of many large acre properties and very little development. Several trails located directly on the property for atv riding and hiking. The community is atv friendly and also boasts a beautiful creek containing brook trout and picturesque waterfall. Winterplace , Hatfield Mccoy Trails, and Appalachian trail all only minutes away. The space There are many things that make this cabin unique. First, it's a 1,200 sq foot 3 bedroom fully equipped cozy cabin property on 18 acres and has breathtaking mountaintop views and private access to our own trails for hiking and ATV'ing. It's also centrally located to several well known mountain adventure places for White water rafting, Skiiing, ATV'ing, Hiking, and much more. We moderately priced this so that families, couples, and friend groups alike can take advantage of it. We have wood logs on the property for the fireplace that can be chopped and usually there is some already there. While you feel like your in complete solitude at the top of the south side it's nice to know you have easy access to many amenities (grocery stores, restaurants, movie theater, etc) in the city of Bluefield, VA: located just minutes from the bottom of the northside of the mountain. Guest access You have access to the whole cabin and the trails on the property as well as the trail that goes to my brothers property that can be hiked or used by ATV's. You also have access to the private community waterfall. Other things to note *It takes about 15-20 minutes to go up or down the mountain depending on your vehicle, what your towing, and comfortableness in mountain driving. *Hatfielld Mccoy trails are about 15-45 minutes from the bottom depending on which trailhead you access. as of right now you can not access directly by ATV. *WinterPlace is 39 miles from the bottom of the mountain and takes about 30 minutes. *5 miles from Appalachian Trail and can actually view the mountain ridge it passes through from the cabin. *"The Back og the Dragon" Trail for motorcycles is close but might have to trailer bikes down the mountain depending if you can ride on the gravel roads.