Our quaint economy cabin, off I-77 at Pax, West Virginia (WV), is ideal for couples and small groups visiting the New River Gorge region in summer and Winterplace ski resort in winter. Guests appreciate our convenient location as much as our comfortable situation on the western end of the charming town of Pax near the scenic Paint Creek Trail.

Bedroom 1 - Queen Bed
Bedroom 2 - Bunk Beds (double mattress on lower bunk)
Bathroom with shower; sink with mirror in each bedroom
Kitchen with microwave, refrigerator, toaster, coffee pot
Plastic plate ware and silverware
Porch with rocking chairs
Cable Television
Linens and towels
Heat and air-conditioning

Dining

We're fewer than five minutes from many restaurants: The Char, Applebee's, Crackerbarrel, Garfield's, Texas Steakhouse, Outback Steakhouse, Tamarack Food Court, McDonald's, Burger King, and many more dining facilities.

Rates

$80 per night

Check-In: 3-6 p.m.
Check-Out: 11 a.m.

Directions

From I-77 Exit 54, turn right onto Paint Creek Road (Route 23) then right onto Main Street. We're 50 feet ahead on the left. 

Local Attractions

We're within 20 minutes of the following attractions: Tamarack, New River Gorge, Plum Orchard Lake, Beckley Exhibition Coal Mine. We're also within a half hour drive of most New River and Gauley River whitewater rafting outfitters.

Fishing: Paint Creek & Plum Orchard Lake

Anglers who are lodging at H&H Cabin will enjoy our proximity to two of West Virginia's legendary fishing areas. Plum Orchard Lake in the Plum Orchard Lake Wildlife Management Area (WMA), at 202 acres is among the best Bluegill holes in the U.S. and only a five-minute drive from the cabin. The Paint Creek, from the cabin area downstream to Skitter Creek, is one of the most accessible
trout streams in the U.S.  Interstate 77 (I-77) follows its course from the Kanawha Valley through the mountains into the New River Gorge region.

Biking: The Paint Creek Trail

The Paint Creek Rail Trail is a developing hiking and biking route that follows the creek's winding valley from the cabin area north to the Kanawha River. Much of its 25-mile route winds through a dark green woodland of hemlock and rhododendron, of waterfalls, cliffs, and boulders. The Paint Creek between Mossy and Burnwell is also a popular kayaking stream, featuring Class II-IV rapids.