The major fish species in the 306-acre lake are muskellunge, largemouth bass, bluegill, crappie and channel catfish. The terrain is steep and 90 percent is covered by oak-hickory forest, with hunting opportunities for deer, turkey, raccoon, grouse, squirrel, rabbit and waterfowl. The area is located approximately 12 miles south of Hamlin on county Route 7 (Upper Mud River Road). Includes the rare red Mail Pouch Barn on WV 214 at Yawkey. There are at least 15 examples of tobacco barns, many still in use. Follow 214 to Yawkey and proceed on WV 3 to Hamlin. Path.īest view from scenic pullover on US 119 South past Alum Creek Access type - Carry down for small boats. US 119 Bridge at Water Ways Park in Boone County. No camping is allowed and fishing facilities do not exist on the area. Hunting prospects include deer, turkey, squirrel, grouse and fox. The terrain is steep and over 95 percent is covered by oak-hickory forest. The area is located approximately two miles northwest of Sod. River Float Trips: Branchland to Salt Rock (7 miles), Harts Creek to Branchland (21 miles), Coal River - Sproll to Lion's Park, Alum Creek, Coal River - Blue Tom Tunnel to Lion's Park, Alum Creekģ covered sites with grills. Harts: boat slide for small boats, ramp-concrete, gravel parking for 5. Branchland: boat slide for small boats, ramp-concrete, gravel parking for 10. Gravel parking lot for 8.īoasts a single large picnic shelter and a large playground. 10)ġ mile off of WV 214 on WV 8 north of Alum Creek. There are also two suspension bridges along WV 10 that were in operation until the 1980s. Some of the original coal camp housing can be seen on the first half mile of the Four Mile Road. Coal mines were in operation here as early as the 1880s. Location of the first coal mining cam town in the Guyandotte River Valley. The area features a 100-yard shooting range.
Big Ugly is managed primarily for deer, squirrel, turkey, grouse and raccoon. A mature upland hardwood forest blankets more than 95 percent of the area. Located 25 miles south of Hamlin off state Route 7. Second entrance features playground, two picnic shelters, basketball court, tennis courts, baseball field, meeting room and public restrooms. Click here for more.īoat ramp at first entrance. Lincoln County is currently in the process of developing a scenic byway that starts at Alum Creek at Hwy 119, travels through Hamlin, the hometown of Charles Yeager and ends at the Blenko Glassworks in Milton, WV.
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