Things to do around Williamson, WV
Williamson sits on the Tug Fork in Mingo County, West Virginia, in the heart of Hatfield and McCoy country. Most visitors come to ride the Hatfield-McCoy Trails; the history of the feud and the coalfields fills the rest of the trip.
Ride the Hatfield-McCoy Trails
The trail system is the main draw. Guests at Buffalo Mountain Retreat can ride in and ride out: Williamson's town connector routes link the streets to the Hatfield-McCoy Trails' Buffalo Mountain system. Trail access, permits and parking →
Hatfield and McCoy feud history
The Tug Fork valley is where the Hatfield and McCoy feud played out. Nearby Matewan has historic sites tied to the feud and to the 1920 Matewan Massacre of the mine wars.
Downtown Williamson
Walk past the Coal House, a building made of coal, and the historic downtown along the river. Restaurants and shops are a short walk or ride away.
Back at the house
- Private outdoor pool
- Locking garage and carport for ATVs and UTVs
- Room for trucks and trailers
- Game room and full bar, away from the bedrooms