moderate
Half day to full day
Ideal for those with moderate fitness comfortable on uneven terrain and off-road riding.
Gold and Blue Cabins in Bluefield, WV, provides clean, comfortable cabins and RV sites just minutes from the Hatfield & McCoy Trails. With easy access to off-road and hiking routes, friendly staff, and great amenities, it’s a prime base for outdoor adventurers.
Perched just outside Bluefield, West Virginia, Gold and Blue Cabins offers a rugged gateway for off-road and trail adventurers aiming to conquer the Hatfield & McCoy Trails network. This multi-cabin rental operation provides a range of options, from the family-friendly Almost Heaven cabins to the off-road themed Mudlove Offroad cabin, along with several well-appointed suites like the Nc Trail Hooligans Suite and Palmetto Suite. RV enthusiasts are also welcomed with dedicated sites, making it a versatile basecamp for groups of all sizes.
The cabins are set on a hilltop that commands broad views of the Appalachian ridges. The landscape here is characterized by rolling mountains cloaked in dense hardwood forests that explode with color in the fall and remain lush and green throughout the summer. This region’s distinctive geological makeup is typical of the Appalachian Plateau, where sandstone and shale layers shape the trails and creeks that cut through the rugged terrain.
Guests appreciate the clean, modern interiors that don’t sacrifice rustic charm — high-pressure showers, smart TVs, and reliable WiFi blend convenience with wilderness immersion. The proximity to key trailheads (only minutes away) means gear stays packed and ready for quick turnarounds to the dirt paths winding through the hills. The staff, including knowledgeable guides like Ben, provide free guided rides that amplify the adventure with local expertise.
For those seeking more than a simple place to sleep, Gold and Blue Cabins is a hub for outdoor activity with a well-rounded offering—combining approachable lodging, community vibe, and a prime location close to food and fuel. Whether you’re rolling through on an ATV, hitting the single-track, or just soaking up the mountain air, this spot stands out as a go-to base for southern West Virginia’s trail enthusiasts.
Cabins and RV spots fill quickly during fall foliage and summer weekends, so secure your reservation well in advance.
Appalachian weather can shift rapidly; pack layers to stay comfortable on and off the trails.
Ample parking is available for trucks and trailers, but stick to designated spots to keep the area orderly.
Take advantage of the knowledgeable guides on offer to make the most of trail routes suited to your skill level.
The Hatfield & McCoy Trails honor the storied mountain families central to this region’s rugged culture and past.
Trail use is managed to reduce erosion and protect native forest ecosystems across the Appalachian foothills.
Safety first on ATV and off-road trails—always wear a helmet, gloves, and pads.
Trails can be muddy or wet; durable waterproof boots keep feet dry and stable.
spring|fall specific
Layer up to adjust for temperature swings and changing weather conditions.
all specific
Keep biting insects at bay particularly in summer and warm months.
summer|spring specific