Nestled in the scenic Allegheny Mountains of West Virginia,
the historic Cheat Mountain Club offers an extraordinary escape for those
wishing to unplug and experience one of the “Last Great Places.”

The lodge, built of massive hand-hewn spruce logs, has rooms with
pine walls and maple furnishings. Stone fireplaces warm the Great Room
and dining room. Meals are served on white linen tablecloths or,
when the weather is fine, on picnic tables by the river.

The Club sits on 20 acres of meadows and woodland with a mile and a half
of private river-front on the Shavers Fork of the Cheat River.
Bordered by The Nature Conservancy’s Upper Shavers Fork Preserve and the
Monongahela National Forest, we are far from the madding crowd.