Located along Big Creek Road in Putnam County, West Virginia, this 92± acre property offers a combination of mature Appalachian hardwood timber, recreational opportunities, mountain terrain, and convenient road access. The property extends approximately three-quarters of a mile from the entrance along Big Creek Road to the peak of the mountain, providing a substantial tract with varying elevations and opportunities for outdoor recreation.

Road frontage along Big Creek Road provides direct access to the property. Utilities are available at the road, giving buyers an option to evaluate future residential or recreational development depending on their intended use and site suitability. Buyers should independently verify utility locations, availability, connection requirements, and associated costs.

The property is predominantly wooded with mature hardwood trees, including white oak and other species common throughout the Appalachian region. The mature timber provides natural cover and contributes to the property's wildlife habitat and recreational character. Buyers interested in timber resources should conduct their own independent evaluation of timber species, volume, quality, and potential management considerations.

The property's terrain extends from the lower portion near Big Creek Road toward the peak of the mountain, creating approximately three-quarters of a mile of elevation change across the tract. This varied terrain provides opportunities to explore different portions of the property while creating natural travel corridors and habitat transitions for wildlife.

Hunters will find a combination of mature timber and varied mountain terrain that provides opportunities for deer hunting and other recreational pursuits. The wooded acreage offers natural cover and wildlife habitat, while the existing logging trail system provides access into the property. These trails are currently suited for ATV use and can also provide practical access for hunting, scouting, wildlife management, and general property maintenance.

The established logging trails provide an opportunity for recreational ATV and UTV use, allowing the owner to explore the acreage and reach areas that would otherwise be difficult to access on foot. Trail conditions and suitability can vary depending on weather and maintenance, and buyers should evaluate the trail system during their inspection.

The property's size and elongated configuration create numerous opportunities for future habitat management. A buyer could evaluate locations for hunting stands, wildlife openings, food plots, or additional trail improvements based on individual goals. The mature timber and surrounding habitat provide a natural foundation for recreational land management.

The property's location also provides access to nearby communities while maintaining a rural mountain setting. The tract is located only minutes from Hamlin, West Virginia, providing convenient access to local services, shopping, dining, and other amenities.

For buyers searching for recreational acreage in Putnam County, this property offers a combination of mature hardwood timber, established logging trails, mountain terrain, road frontage, and nearby utility availability. The acreage may appeal to those interested in hunting, ATV recreation, timber management, or evaluating the property for a future cabin or other permitted improvement.

The approximately three-quarter-mile distance from the entrance along Big Creek Road to the mountain peak gives the property a substantial change in elevation and a range of terrain to explore. This configuration also provides opportunities to establish different recreational areas throughout the tract.

Whether your plans involve hunting, ATV riding, timber management, wildlife habitat improvement, or evaluating a future recreational retreat, this 92± acre Putnam County property offers a substantial tract with established access and mature woodland.