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Hatfield-McCoy Mountains · Logan County

Where to stay near Hatfield-McCoy Trails

The Hatfield-McCoy Trails are a network of more than 1,000 miles of off-highway vehicle trails across southern West Virginia, spread over separate systems in Logan, Mingo, Boone, Wyoming, McDowell, Mercer and Wayne counties. Riding requires a permit, and street-legal side-by-sides and ATVs may use posted town streets in designated trail towns such as Gilbert, Man, Matewan and Pineville. It is the largest OHV trail network of its kind in the eastern United States.

Places to stay near Hatfield-McCoy Trails

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Where should you stay near Hatfield-McCoy Trails?

Hatfield-McCoy Trails has no lodging of its own, so visitors stay in the surrounding towns and drive in.

Hatfield-McCoy Trails is known for its cabins, campgrounds and motels. Until listings go live here, Logan, Gilbert and Williamson are the closest places to stay.

Where it is
Hatfield-McCoy Trails, Logan County, West Virginia
Also worth a look
Logan, Gilbert, Williamson, Pineville
What people do here
ATV and Side-by-Side Riding, Mountain Biking, Hiking, History and Heritage, Hunting

Nearby attractions

  • Hatfield and McCoy Feud Sites

    A marked driving tour of feud-era locations in Mingo and Logan counties and across the Tug Fork in Pike County, Kentucky. Stops include the Hatfield family cemetery at Sarah Ann and sites around Matewan.

Things to do

Where to stay for atv ridingWhere to stay for mountain bikingWhere to stay for hikingWhere to stay for history tripsWhere to stay for hunting

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Hatfield-McCoy Trails: what people ask

What lodging near Hatfield-McCoy Trails has trailer parking?
Most cabins, lodges and campgrounds in Gilbert, Man, Logan, Matewan and Pineville are built for riders and have oversized trailer parking, wash stations and locked storage. Confirm rig length when booking.
Do you need a permit to ride the Hatfield-McCoy Trails?
Yes. Every rider needs an annual permit, sold online and at dozens of local vendors, and helmets are required for riders under 18.
Which Hatfield-McCoy trail system is best for beginners?
Rockhouse at Gilbert and Buffalo Mountain at Logan have the largest share of green and blue trails. Devil Anse and Bearwallow are more advanced.
Can you ride from lodging directly to the trails?
In the designated trail towns yes. Gilbert, Man, Matewan and several other communities allow permitted machines on marked town streets so you can ride to lodging, fuel and restaurants.
Where should I stay near Hatfield-McCoy Trails?
We're still adding properties near Hatfield-McCoy Trails. In the meantime, you can also browse places to stay in Logan, Gilbert and Williamson.
What is there to do near Hatfield-McCoy Trails?
Hatfield-McCoy Trails is a good base for atv and side-by-side riding, mountain biking, hiking, history and heritage and hunting. Hatfield and McCoy Feud Sites is the main draw nearby, a short drive from town.
When is the best time to visit Hatfield-McCoy Trails?
Fall color and summer weekends are the busiest times of year, while spring and midweek stays are generally the quietest and the most affordable.
What towns are near Hatfield-McCoy Trails?
Logan, Gilbert, Williamson and Pineville are all good alternatives if Hatfield-McCoy Trails is fully booked. Each location has its own page with details on available listings.

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