152 acres. No neighbors. No restrictions. Just big, mature West Virginia hardwoods stacked with deer, bear, and turkey—waiting for the kind of buyer who doesn’t settle for postage-stamp lots or cookie-cutter subdivisions. This is land with teeth—timber, terrain, and total seclusion tucked in the mountains between Fort Ashby and Ridgely, right on the doorstep of Cumberland, Maryland. This isn’t hobby ground. This is the real thing. A tract that runs deep, secure, and private, with no zoning, no rules, and nobody telling you what you can or can’t do. Build a cabin. Create a hunting camp legacy. Cut trails for ATVs. Manage your own slice of West Virginia. Or lock it down as a long-term investment in acreage that’s only getting harder to find. Access is solid, and despite its remoteness, the location is tough to beat. Cumberland and the I-68 corridor are close by, giving you easy reach from Hagerstown, Frederick, and even Washington, D.C. in under two hours. That means you can finish the work week, drive west, and be in a stand before sunset. The ground is prime. Big timber, rolling ridges, natural funnels, and the kind of cover that grows heavy-antlered bucks and keeps bear and turkey thick on trail cameras. It’s wild, it’s rugged, and it’s exactly what serious outdoorsmen hunt for. You won’t find a subdivision here. You won’t find neighbors or restrictions. What you will find is raw freedom. 152 acres like this don’t come around often, and when they do, they don’t last. This is the kind of ground you brag about owning. This is the kind of ground you pass down. Don’t wait for someone else to grab it. Stake your claim, shut the gate behind you, and own the mountain.