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Visit Hatfield McCoy Mountains: Free Travel Guide Discover Coal mining, Family Feuds and the Roots of Appalachian Culture

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Everything you need to know to plan a visit to the Hatfield McCoy Mountains region of West Virginia. Start with these Quicklinks to zero in on a destination or attraction. Explore recommendations for sights, activities, food, lodging, entertainment, and festivals and events. No time to do all this online? Download a West Virginia guidebook or have Amazon deliver one to you door.

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Destinations

Davis  Elkins  Helvetia  Petersburg

Attractions

Blackwater Falls  Green Bank Observatory

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Seneca Rocks  Spruce Knob

Discover Hatfield McCoy Mountains

The Hatfield McCoy Mountains region is West Virginia’s mountain playground.

These are our top recommendations for visitors to the Hatfield McCoy Mountains. Why the Faber dozen?

 

Hatfield-McCoy Trails: Open 365 days a year, the Hatfield McCoy Trails comprise eight trail systems that will take you throughout the mountains of West Virginia.
Chief Logan State Park: Featuring a museum, wildlife center and outdoor amphitheater, this home of The Aracoma Story also boasts Chief Logan Lodge nearby.
Cabwaylingo State Forest: This forest, located in Wayne County, gets its unique name from four surrounding counties: (Cab)el, (Way)ne, (Lin)coln and Min(go).
Twisted Gun Golf Course: Near Gilbert, tee up for 18 holes on this award-winning links-style course built on a former mine site.
Matewan Depot Museum: This replica train depot tells the story of this coal town’s rich history.
Coal River Walhonde Water Trail: This gentle, flatwater canoe and kayak route is 88 miles of adventure.
Hatfield & McCoy Moonshine Distillery: The “Drink of the Devil” moonshine comes from a microdistillery in the mountains of Gilbert with a recipe handed down for generations.
Coal House: The Tug Valley Chamber of Commerce is housed in this unique building built of bituminous coal in Williamson.
Morrison’s Drive Inn: The much-beloved drive-in restaurant serves some of the area’s best West Virginia-style hotdogs.
WaterWays Park: In Alkol, this family water park is a fine, fun place to cool off on hot summer days.

West Virginia Mine Wars Museum

Greenbrier Resort

Hungry? We can help you with food and drink recommendations in the Potomac Highlands region of West Virginia. Choose from regional landmarks, traditional american food, international and other ethnic cuisines, or our atmosphere recommendations to find that perfect place for your next meal. If all you want is a place for drinks, check out our recommended watering holes.

Local Landmarks

 

Watering Holes

Need a place to lay your head for the night? Choose from among these Potomac Highlands lodging options:

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