Retreat to the serenity of this renovated, sustainable getaway and enjoy the natural beauty of the area. Lucky Bear is a rustic cabin that rests on a scenic hiking trail on Brumley Mountain. A welcome and calming paradise for those who love nature, you will fall in love with its charm and open floor plan. With each stay fresh towels and linens are furnished. The space Before you make your Reservation MAKE SURE YOUR GUEST COUNT IS CORRECT. We do not provide wood for fire pit. If you are planning on using the fire pit, be sure to bring a bundle or two wood Welcome to your stay at the Channels Retreat . This is a perfect place for hikers or a relaxing getaway. Situated along The Brumley Mountain Trail and bordering the Channels State Forest, This picturesque 4 acre meadow is home to a newly remodeled off grid, solar-powered studio cabin featuring a queen bed ,full bath and with additional loft featuring 1 full size bed. The loft area has low clearance sloped ceilings but can still comfortably sleep adults. Well appointed kitchen is fully stocked with all the necessities you need to cook your meals such as pots, pans and silverware. It features a gas stove with oven. Water is provided via well with filtration system that includes UV light for excellent purification.  Cabin is heated by a gas log stove unit. Outside of the cabin, there is a huge covered front porch and a dining table and 2 rockers to relax in, just off the porch, a picnic table and a gas grill. While the cabin's address is listed as being in Saltville VA, the property is actually located in Washington County and is closer to the Abingdon VA area on Hayter's Gap Road Rt. 80. For more information go to channelsretreat .com Guest access The cabin is easily accessible by most cars and we offer parking right outside of the cabin. Our cabins offer the closest parking and access to the Channels. Other things to note Step right outside of the front door at The Channels Retreat cabins and you will be greeted to the trail That travels to the great Channels of Virginia. The trail crosses over the front of the property The Channels are a series of deep sandstone crevices worn into sandstone outcrops on the mountain's summit and form one of Virginia's most fascinating ecosystems. It is possible to easily walk within the maze-like channels, which harbor an almost cave-like microclimate and often hold snow cover long after temperatures have risen above freezing. Coupled with outstanding views from the top of these outcrops and a fire tower on Middle Knob's summit, this hike forms one of southwest Virginia's most scenic and popular hiking destinations. A couple of hours before your arrival, I will send you the door code