Cozy Mountain Cabin Escape in Bluefield, WV: Almost Heaven Cabin 6 Experience
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for those with basic fitness who enjoy easy walking or light hiking on gentle slopes.
Overview
Escape to Almost Heaven - Cabin 6 in Bluefield, WV, where cozy comfort meets Appalachian adventure. Discover why this cabin is a premier base for exploring West Virginia’s scenic mountains and local culture.
Almost Heaven - Cabin 6
5 Guests • 3 Beds • 1 Bathroom
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About This Adventure
Experience a cozy getaway in our fully furnished cabin, perfect for families or friends. With a queen, full, and twin bed, enjoy modern amenities like A/C, free WiFi, and a 32" TV. Unwind by the shared fire pit or grill up a feast for unforgettable memories.
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Rates
REGULAR SEASON: March 1 - November 30: $170 per night
WINTER RATES: December 1 - February 28: $140 per night
About
This includes one side of the cabin which features one queen, one full and one twin bed. Open concept cabin fully furnished with linens and ready for your stay. Heat, A/C, 32" TV's, free Wifi, coffee pot, microwave and full size refrigerator. Each side of the cabin also has a designated charcoal grill and shared fire pit.
Adventure Tips
Prepare for variable mountain weather
Pack layers as temperatures can shift quickly from warm days to cool evenings in the Appalachian Highlands.
Use local trail maps
Grab updated trail maps from Bluefield visitor centers to explore the best beginner and moderate hiking routes nearby.
Respect quiet hours at the cabin
Keep noise levels down after dark to preserve the peaceful atmosphere of this natural retreat and respect other guests.
Practice Leave No Trace
Help protect West Virginia’s forests by carrying out all trash and minimizing your disturbance to wildlife habitats.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- white-tailed deer
- Eastern box turtle
History
Bluefield’s heritage is deeply rooted in coal mining, shaping its culture and economy since the late 19th century.
Conservation
Local efforts encourage visitors to follow Leave No Trace principles to protect the Appalachian Highlands’ biodiversity.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Hiking boots
Supportive boots will keep you comfortable while exploring nearby trails in mixed terrain.
Layered clothing
Wear moisture-wicking layers to adapt to quickly changing mountain temperatures.
Insect repellent
Useful in spring to ward off mosquitoes and ticks while outdoors.
spring specific
Flashlight or headlamp
Helpful for navigating the fire pit area and pathways after dark safely.