345 Coyote Way, Hinton, Wv 25951 (MLS# 21-1049)

Flooring: Hardwood

Countertops Kitchen: Solid Surface

Countertops Bath: Solid Surface

Items to Convey: Clothes Dryer; Clothes Washer; Range/Oven; Refrigerator; Wood burning Stove

Air Conditioning: None

Heating: Radiant Heat

Exterior Material: Wood

Foundation: Block

Roofing: Metal

Recreational Feature: ATV; Camping; Hunting

Views: Mountain; Wooded

There is a saying here that "The Mountains Are Calling". Everyone always comes back to West Virginia. Often just looking at the mountains brings thoughts of "What would it be like to blaze a trail, build a cabin and live on a West Virginia mountain?" The excitement of a Cabin in the Big Woods and the adventures found there are part of our American Culture. Back Home in the BackWoods. Fire softly burning and the little things that make a house a home. Warm and truly like a long lost friend this Wonderful Cabin features private drive, wildlife, hiking, peace, tranquility, charm and the spice of MountainLife . Mineral rights convey. NEW RIVER GORGE NATIONAL PARK AND RESERVE The Newest National Park in America at your back door... Just a short 15 minute drive from the property will take you to the amazing New River National Park. An awe inspiring visit that is sure to bring a new experience each and every time. Once you see it, it's something you'll never forget. Rock climbers have long prized the sandstone cliffs of West Virginia's New River Gorge, which was designated as a national park and preserve in December 2020. New River Gorge National Park and Preserve is known for its 53 miles of free flowing whitewater that cuts through sandstone cliffs towering as high as 1,000 feet in the air. It boasts class III through V rapids and plenty of boulders to keep even the most experienced rafters engaged. The upper part of the river is calmer and more welcoming to new rafters. The area also boasts more than 1,500 climbing routes, as well as a 12.8-mile system of mountain bike trails built by the Boy Scouts. There are moments, as you drift through the deep canyon walls of the New River Gorge, when it feels like you've got the whole world to yourself. It's just you and the river, littered with massive, prehistoric boulders that were here when the coal mining camps were built, and the fur trading posts before them, and the Shawnee and Cherokee villages before those. In a river that geologists say could be one of the world's oldest, you can lose yourself in time. Then the current picks up, and you're back to paddling like mad, navigating the chutes and eddies of heart-pounding white water. Since the 1960s, West Virginia's New River Gorge has drawn adventure seekers to its rapids and rock walls, and those rafters and climbers have long considered it a hidden gem. But the curtain is being drawn back on the canyon, because part of it has become America's 63rd national park. New River Gorge National River's 72,186 acres is just like its name "New". The Newest National Park and Preserve in America. We call West Virginia "Wild and Wonderful," and this certainly is. Nearest Coyote Way Cabin River Access point -- New River boat Ramp at Brooks Falls. Class III rapids.