Bear Fork of Steer Creek

WHERE ARE YOU HUNTING THIS FALL? 96 acre forested tract with stream access, roadside utilities and highway frontage. Located at the confluence of Bear Fork and Steer Creek, a major tributary of the Little Kanawha River, the property has over half a mile frontage on Steer Creek . Situated on the western edge of the small Gilmer County, West Virginia hamlet of Stumptown, the property is all forestland. Interior access trails were established during logging in the early 2000's. A heavily stoned 150 foot access road from US 33/119 leads to a level clearing previously used as a log landing is ideal for a hunting camp, motor home or trailer the property offers numerous recreational options. An old trail along Steer Creek provides easy walking access to a stream recognized for it's smallmouth bass fishery and large muskies. Located close to Bear Fork Wilderness, a historic area straddling Gilmer and Calhoun County, famous for its' dark nighttime skies. White tail deer, bear and turkeys abound.