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This straightforward hotel is 3.9 miles from the Eastern Kentucky Expo Center and 25.5 miles from Jenny Wiley State Resort Park.
It’s that time of year again! Time to get off the couch, pack and head to West Virginia. Whether you desire the ultimate experience in off road riding, rafting one of the area’s rivers, hiking our tucked away vistas only seen by hikers, snow skiing at some of the best resorts in the east, or spending time shopping and sight seeing. Southern West Virginia has a little something for everyone. Book your stay today at Browning Lambert ATV Resort. We are located adjacent to Hatfield McCoy Trail System. Enjoy your privacy in a nice quiet environment beside an outdoor fire pit while grilling your favorite meal after a long day on top of the mountain or some stiff corn hole competition with your friends. The party is on you!
Modern, quiet, spacious house, with walkway to lake and excellent views from 1st and 2nd floor decks.
Buckhorn Lake State Resort Park is positioned just along the edge of the Daniel Boone National Forest. Buckhorn offers five options for meeting space. The conference center can be divided into two smaller meeting rooms. There are two areas in the main dining room that can be sectioned off for meeting space. The meeting space can hold 10-200 people. Buckhorn offers 36 lodge rooms, two-2 bedroom cottages and three-3 bedroom cottages along with full service catering to all places to rent in the area.
The Cornett family welcomes you! Our clean, comfortable rooms are AAA approved and features free Wi-Fi, desk areas, and refrigerators with microwaves. There are 14 RV Hook ups as well.
Affordable hotel to stay at along many scenic routes.
Comfortable rooms at affordable prices.
A relaxing space that can accommodate up to six people. This cabin is 3 min from Cave Run Lake and close to downtown Morehead and Morehead State University (15 min). Tucked up on a hillside surrounded by oak trees, enjoy the front porch and comfortable accommodations for the perfect, calming getaway. Great for work or play, this cabin has it all.
Other things to note
If you have a larger boat, we recommend docking at Scott’s Creek Marina which is 2.5 miles from the cabin. (caverunmarinas.com, 606-784-9666, 4325 Ky Hwy 801 S Morehead, KY 40351). Smaller boats are typically able to be parked in the cabin driveway.
If you are interested in bringing your horses with you, we have access to stalls at Hidden Creek Farm (20 min from cabin).
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Our lodging is located in Mullens WV, which is easily accessible from Interstates 64 and 77 near Beckley. The Coalfield Expressway offers beautiful views during the 15 minute drive to Mullens. Our units are located inside a remodeled Ford garage and most are two stories high! Mullens is an ATV friendly town with multiple restaurants, grocery stores, pharmacies and gas stations for your convenience. The Pinnacle Creek trailhead is approximately 1.2 miles away. The Pinnacle Creek Trail will connect you to the Warrior, Indian Ridge and Pocahontas trails, thereby providing you with over 400 miles to explore! Our property offers ample parking for your trucks and trailers. We also offer a fenced in area for you to park your ATV’s. There is a commons area inside with a billiard table, air hockey and board games for your enjoyment. Gas grills, fire pits and outdoor seating are also available. The back of the property borders the Guyandotte river which is stocked by the state with trout every two weeks! Perhaps you will want to bring your fishing pole or your kayak. Consider booking with us to enjoy these benefits within the southern trail system of the Hatfield-McCoy.
Cain’s Edgewood Cabin is a family owned and operated rural vacation spot, away from the noise of the city, with all the charm and hospitality of the Appalachian foothills. Get away for a while and enjoy the peace and quiet of our rustic cabin with all the modern amenities. Only 25 miles east of Berea.
Right off The BackBreaker trail is where you can take your next adventure and hike or check into one of our remodeled cabins. This has to go on your next Bucket List with our trails.
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Candlewood Suites Morgantown-Univ West Virginia offers accommodations in Westover.
Each room is fitted with a flat-screen TV. The rooms come with a private bathroom.
Fairmont is 14 mi from MORGANTOWN, while Morgantown is 3.7 mi from the property. Morgantown Municipal -Walter L. Bill Hart Field Airport is 5.6 mi away.
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Nestled in a valley surrounded by majestic mountains and the Guyandotte River. This is the most perfect place to ride, play, relax, and enjoy the great outdoors.
Beneath the forested hills of this resort, nature has hidden many twisting caverns. This park offers lodge rooms, cottages, camping, mini golf and cave tours.
On July 31, 1946, the citizens of Carter and surrounding counties donated 945 acres to the Commonwealth of Kentucky for a state park. Contained in this tract are some of the most impressive caves in the state. Additional land has been obtained, making a total of some 2,000 acres. Carter and Cascade Caves are the best-known caverns in eastern Kentucky. Located in north-central Carter County, the Carter and Cascade Cave system is comprised of more than 20 caverns. Four of these caves are open for tours. Others are undeveloped or access is limited. Each cave has distinctive features reflecting geological forces.
Bat Cave is the largest cave in the park. It is open only in the summer and is the home of an estimated 40,000 Indiana bats called Myotis that hibernate there in the winter. These bats are protected by the Kentucky Parks System. The caves main passageway is a half-mile long and follows the course of Cave Branch. The ceiling of the passageway varies in height from about 35 feet at the downstream entrance to a claustrophobic 4 feet. Known as Backache Avenue, the low ceiling of the passageway extends 700 feet. This passage is wet and there are small pools of water throughout its length. During heavy rains the passage can be flooded by torrents of water.
Saltpetre Cave is a dry cave. No streams flow through these passages today. Evidence suggests that water did flow through the cave many years ago. The cave has long, broad, low-ceilings and dirt floors. The name of the cave comes from the old saltpeter works near the entrance that helped produce gunpowder during the War of 1812. Kentucky caverns had several saltpeter mines during the war. Nitrates for making gunpowder could be extracted from the earth in the caves. On the wall near the entrance is the legend, Simon Kenton 1783. Kenton, an early Kentucky pioneer, explored the area in the late eighteenth century. Saltpetre Cave is shown to visitors by guided tour.
The most popular cave for visitors in the Carter Cave system is X Cave, so-called f or the two intersecting caverns that from the letter X. Narrow and tall passageways permeate the X Cave. The walls of the cavern have been carved by water. X Cave is filled with beautiful and strange forms. Stalactites and stalagmites are found along the right passage of the cave. Columns, draperies, and flowstone created by centuries of water percolating through earth and stone, decorate portions of the cavern. Giant Stalactite is the largest dripstone formation in the cave. This formation of several stalactites is seven feet in diameter and about30 feet high. Another curiosity is Pipe Organ. This formation is unique in that several stalactites and draperies, when struck with a piece of wood, sound different tones, thus giving it its musical instrument name.