Located along Low Gap Run Road near Littleton, West Virginia, this 95.5-acre tract offers a wooded landscape with natural features suited for a variety of recreational and outdoor uses. The property is accessed via a county-maintained road, providing reliable entry for seasonal or year-round use. The acreage is primarily wooded, offering a mix of terrain that includes rolling to sloping ground. This type of topography can support hunting, hiking, and general outdoor recreation. The wooded setting provides natural cover and habitat that may be attractive to local wildlife, making it a practical option for those interested in hunting opportunities. A notable features of the property is the presence of a stream or creek that runs at the bottom of the tract. This water feature adds both aesthetic and functional value, supporting wildlife activity and offering a natural resource for recreational enjoyment. The sound and presence of flowing water can enhance the overall outdoor experience. The property is almost adjacent to a section of Cecil H. Underwood Wildlife Management Area as well. The property also benefits from mountain views that reflect the surrounding West Virginia landscape. Elevated areas across the tract may provide vantage points for enjoying the scenery or selecting a potential cabin or campsite location. The combination of wooded acreage and views creates a setting that supports privacy and outdoor use. Access is provided directly from Low Gap Run Road, a county-maintained route. This allows for straightforward entry without the need for extensive infrastructure development. The access point may support a variety of uses, whether for periodic visits, hunting seasons, or longer stays. This tract offers flexibility for a range of potential uses. It may be considered for recreational purposes such as hunting, camping, hiking, or ATV riding. The acreage could also serve as a location for a private cabin or retreat, subject to local regulations and buyer due diligence regarding utilities and development options. The wooded nature of the land provides opportunities for selective clearing or trail development based on individual preferences. The property is situated in a rural area near Littleton, offering a setting that is removed from more densely populated locations while still being accessible by public road. This balance of seclusion and access can appeal to buyers looking for a recreational property within driving distance of nearby towns.