Maple Days Entry Details

Business Name
Yew Mountain Center
Name
Erica L Marks
Address
9494 Lobelia Road
Town
Hillsboro
County
Pocahontas
Zip Code
24946
Directions
Please do not rely on GPS devices to find the Yew Mountain Center--especially if you are coming from the west on route 39. Cellular service is unreliable in our area and the directions may send you up a treacherous old logging road. The Yew Mountain Center is on a paved, well-maintained county road. It is a winding, narrow road, so we suggest traveling slowly and enjoying the scenery. In the winter, contact us for current road conditions. From I- 81 North of Lexington (Northern VA, DC) Take Exit 191 to I-64 West. Take Exit 169 to Lewisburg then follow the FROM LEWISBURG directions From I-81 South of Lexington (Roanoke, Blacksburg) Take Exit 150 at Daleville to 220 North Continue North on 220 to I-64 West (Covington) Take Exit 169 to Lewisburg then follow the FROM LEWISBURG directions From Lewisburg, WV Drive North on 219 for 24.6 miles. Just past Tom's Barber shop on the left, turn Left on Lobelia Road. There is a yellow diamond tractor sign just before the turn. Set your trip: 3.4 (Note, this turn is past Beartown State park and before Droop Mt. Battlefield State Park. The sign for Lobelia Rd. is on the right, but the road is on the left! If you start going down the mountain, you’ve gone too far on 219.) Stay right on Lobelia Rd at the intersection with Jacox Road (after about 2 miles.) Continue for about 1.5 miles to the Yew Mountain Center on the left. ​​​ From Rte. 39 Richwood, Summersville and other points west. Take 39 east to 219 at Millpoint. Turn right to go south on 219. (Do not take GPS instruction to turn on Bear Run Rd. Stay on paved roads the whole way!) Follow the directions bellow ("From Marlinton...") From Marlinton, Elkins and other northern WV communities Drive South on 219 through Hillsboro, WV. (In Hillsboro, you will see the northern end of the Lobelia loop road. Do not turn here.) Continue past Hillsboro and climb Droop Mountain. Past the entrances to Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park, look for Lobelia Road. (The sign is on the left but the road is to the right. If you get to signs for Beartown State park or start going down the mountain, you’ve gone too far on 219.) Turn right on Lobelia Rd. Stay right on Lobelia Rd at the intersection with Jacox Road (after about 2 miles) Continue for about 1.5 miles to the Yew Mountain Center on the left.
Phone
13046534079
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Description of Business
The Yew Mountain Center, an educational non-profit organization, began a partnership with Hillsboro Maple Works in 2021. We collect sap from red and sugar maples for their operation and we also boil it down to be enjoyed right here on site. The center is a great place to learn how maple sugaring can be a part of an integrated forest farming system as we also cultivate forest botanicals and mushrooms in the same habitat. We programs year round that explore Appalachian culture, ecology and the arts.
Participating in February 17 Maple Day
Yes
Participating in March 16 Maple Day
Yes
Hours Open on Maple Days
10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Maple Day Activities
We will have sweet and savory maple treats, children's activities, and guided tours of our operations. Cozy guest rooms in the lodge (discounted during Maple Days) and miles of trails make the Yew Mountain Center a great destination for nature lovers of all ages.
Other Hours Open
Always open for lodging and camping.
Other Regional Activities
Additional Remarks
WVMSPA Member
No
Event Cancelled
No

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