This 403 +/- acre property sits on the Martin and Johnson County line in Eastern Kentucky. It combines whitetail and turkey hunting, rugged Appalachian terrain, and riding access you rarely find on private ground. The offering combines adjoining parcels on both sides of the county line, with about 159 acres in Johnson County and the balance in Martin County. The First Frontier Appalachian Trails ATV/UTV system is maintained throughout the property. A private internal trail network branches off it, so you can ride the regional system and then come back to your own land to hunt, scout, or explore. The land covers ridges and hollows in the headwaters of the Middle Fork of Greasy Creek, Rush Fork, Trace Fork, and Buck Horn Branch. Elevations run from about 800 to over 1,100 feet. From the air, it is a nearly unbroken canopy of hardwoods stretching across layered ridges, long points, and deep, shaded hollows, and the high ground offers long-range views over the surrounding hills. On the ground, you'll find big, mature oaks and poplars mixed with pine and thick stands of younger regrowth. The oaks produce acorns, and the young growth provides browse and bedding cover. Deer and turkey use the property, and deer tracks are easy to find along the trails. Hollow heads, benches, and the edges where young timber meets mature woods all make natural setups for stands and blinds. The rock formations set this tract apart. Tall sandstone bluffs line portions of the hollows, with layered ledges and deep overhanging rock shelters to explore. A graded gravel road leads into the property and passes several grassy openings that could serve as food plots, staging areas, or a camp spot. From there, two-track trails wind along the benches and ridgelines, and rocky, ledge-stepped sections add a challenge for the rider. Private drive signage is posted along the internal roads. A live Big Sandy RECC power line runs on the property. Because the internal trails tie into First Frontier Appalachian Trails, you can make longer regional rides without loading a trailer. The property is close to the communities of Davisport, Boons Camp, and Debord. It is also within reach of Inez and Paintsville, and of the outdoor recreation at Paintsville Lake. Whether you're after a hunting tract, a private riding base, or a large Appalachian recreational property, this tract offers acreage, wildlife, terrain, and trail access in one place. Offered at $365,000. Contact Whitetail Properties Land Specialist Justin Neace today for more information or to schedule a showing.