WHEN THE BELTWAY GETS OLD, POINT THE TRUCK WEST. In roughly two hours, you can trade traffic, subdivisions and crowded weekends for 19.36 unrestricted acres of your own in the mountains of Mineral County, West Virginia. Turn off Penneroil Road and into a completely different pace of life. Towering hardwoods, mountain terrain, privacy and abundant wildlife surround you here. Deer, black bear, spring gobblers, squirrels and more make this a natural hunting property, but you don’t have to be a hunter to understand the appeal. This is a place to bring the family, bring your friends, fire up the four-wheeler, hike the woods, shoot, camp, cut firewood, sit around a fire or simply shut the phone off and enjoy being somewhere that feels a long way from everything. An old hunting cabin is already waiting for you. It’s rustic and essentially a shell, but it has electricity, a wood stove and years of hunting-camp history behind it. There is no well or septic, so keep it simple as a weekend headquarters or improve it over time and make it your own. No subdivision. No HOA. No carefully planned community. Just 19.36 acres of West Virginia land with room to breathe and the freedom to use it. You don’t need a beach house. You need a place to run to. This might be it.