Hatfield-McCoy Mountains

Appalachian Outpost features newly built cabins with modern amenities in Lyburn, West Virginia.

Nestled amidst 1,600 acres of private hardwood forest, Ashland Resort is the largest campground in the Hatfield-McCoy Trail System and the only Guest Rated™ "A" camping facility in West Virginia.

Backroads of Appalachia consists of 52 trails with more than 4,500 miles of roadway. Along the trails, there are more than 1,200 points of interest, including places to stay, eat, and play.

Named for the infamous Hatfield-McCoy Feud, this mountain region is now the home of the Hatfield-McCoy Trails, an off-road system with more than 1,00 miles of trails.

The best off-road trails in the USA!

The Matewan Depot Replica Museum is a replica of the train depot that stood across the railroad tracks from downtown Matewan until the 1960s. It houses artifacts and info from the Hatfield/McCoy Feud as well as the Matewan Massacre. It also has a gift shop.

Combining adventure, history and small town charm, McDowell County is an ideal destination for your next vacation. Take to the Hatfield-McCoy Trails by day and rest easy in a cozy cabin, cottage or campsite by night.

The area commemorates the history and culture of the coal industry, including company towns, tipples and depots.

The Tug Valley Area Convention & Visitors Bureau is dedicated to the promotion of tourism and unique events that take place in both Mingo County, West Virginia and Pike County, Kentucky. As the official destination marketing organization of the Tug River Valley, the CVB works to accelerate economic growth and development by increasing convention & visitor business.

Natural beauty, rich history and outdoor recreation abound at West Virginia State Parks. Mountain resorts, cozy cabins and wide-open campsites await.