Under Gov. Justice’s reopening plan, West Virginia Strong – The Comeback, the Hatfield-McCoy Trails will be permitted to have a limited reopening effective Thursday, May 21, 2020.
While riders will be allowed on the trails, all trailhead facilities and welcome centers, as well as the visitor center for the trail system, will remain closed. All parking areas at the trailheads will remain open for use.
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Devil Anse Trail System links up to two other Hatfield McCoy Trail Systems- Rockhouse and Buffalo Mountain- totaling over 300 miles. The trailhead is located in the town of Matewan, historically known for being the heart of the Hatfield McCoy Feud. The trail system has direct access to gas, food and lodging.
Located on Main Street in Matewan, WV.
Has a parking lot, staffed trailhead, on site restrooms, permits and merchandise.
2 units conveniently located in Delbarton, WV, we are within 1 mile of the Buffalo Mountain Trailhead. We have one cabin that comfortably sleeps 8-10 guests and another unit that comfortably sleeps up to 5 guests. A Convenience store is located 150' down the street and is open 24 hours a day. Asphalt parking lot easily accommodates all your vehicle and trailer needs. BIGGEST AND BEST PLACE TO STAY WHILE RIDING THE BUFFALO MOUNTAIN TRAILHEAD.
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2020…Only our 4th FULL Season & we’re going strong !!! Devil Anse ATV Resort, is located between Gilbert & Delbarton, just off Old US Hwy. 52. We are directly on the Devil Anse Trail our our back trail gate and are considered as being in the “sweet spot”, half way between the Buffalo Mountain & Rockhouse trail systems. Also, just 2.5 miles by road to the top of Horse Pen Mountain where the Marathon gas station is located. Our resort features 6 beautiful cabins, a luxury 40′ camper plus we have just added more full hook-up rv sites for a total of 9 sites (with easy access for longer RV’s) & a sprinkling of tent sites. All cabins have gel memory foam mattresses & pillows. The cabins & rv sites all have free cable & wifi hook ups too. It’s easy to make calls via our Wifi too ! The sleeping capacities range from 6 or 2 persons in the cabins. Our cabins are gorgeous…all of them !!! Hatfield~McCoy Trail permits are also available at our resort for convenience, as well as Devil Anse ATV Resort & Hatfield~McCoy Trail souvenirs in our new large store & check-in building. We are the only retailer directly on our trail system ! Amenities include a bathhouse facility for tent & rv guests, grills, picnic tables, fire pits, gated security 24/7, ice on site, firewood & our new ATV wash area where you can buy a pass to wash your machine as often as you like during your stay with a fire hose on a concrete pad. We even presently have 6 restaurants that deliver to our resort ! Our cabins have flat screen TV’s, UNLIMITED hot water for showers, fridge, microwave, stove top burners, coffee machine and all your basic kitchen needs. Linens, blankets, pillows & bath towels are provided in all cabins.
We are thrilled to be a part of the Hatfield~McCoy Trail system family & look forward to welcoming you as our guests to our “little slice of ATV heaven” at Devil Anse ATV Resort. Please visit our Facebook page, Google verified business listing & our fabulous website frequently to get a view of the fun we are having at our beautiful resort property. Remember to contact us for available bookings in this 2020 season & beyond. Happy trails, come check our resort out when you’re riding even if you already have lodging for your present trip…maybe you’ll think about staying with us on your next spectacular ATV vacation!
More InformationIn the early 1900s the railroad depot became the center of community life. This was particularly true in Mingo County, WV and the Matewan Depot became one of the most historically significant stations along the 673-mile Norfolk and Western main line. The facility was a combined passenger and freight depot that served the population of nearly 7,000 in Matewan and the surrounding area. After N&W-made its last stop in 1969, the once proud depot was closed and eventually fell into disrepair. In 2000 an initiative to rebuild the historic Matewan railroad depot began. It now serves as a welcoming visitor's center for the town of Matewan and a museum that includes information on the colorful history of the area including the Hatfield and McCoy feuds, the Matewan Massacre, and the development of the coal mining industry in the region. It also houses a gift shop which offers locally made arts & crafts, t-shirts, historical books, and Hatfield & McCoy Trail memorabilia. The 24 x 110 ft. reconstruction is an inch-for-inch, Smithsonian-quality representation of the steam era Matewan station.
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