Courtesy: Weichert Realtors Ford Brothers, Inc.
606-679-2656
Nestled in the beautiful mountains of Eastern Kentucky, this breathtaking 61.83-acre property in Leslie County offers the perfect escape for outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, investors, or anyone searching for peace and privacy in the heart of Appalachia. With stunning mountain views overlooking the scenic Middle Creek River as it flows into Buckhorn Lake, this property is a rare opportunity to own your own slice of Kentucky wilderness. The land features a mixture of wooded terrain, rolling mountain landscape, and incredible natural beauty that creates the ideal setting for hunting, camping, hiking, ATV riding, or building a secluded cabin retreat. Wildlife is abundant throughout the area, making this property an excellent recreational getaway for deer, turkey, and other game hunting. Whether you're looking for a weekend escape, a future homestead, a private recreational tract, or an investment in mountain property, this acreage offers endless possibilities. Imagine sitting around a campfire overlooking the valley below, listening to the peaceful sounds of nature, and enjoying panoramic mountain scenery in every direction. Located near the backwaters and recreational opportunities of Buckhorn Lake, the property provides easy access to fishing, boating, kayaking, and outdoor adventure while still maintaining the privacy and seclusion mountain buyers are searching for. If you've been dreaming of owning unrestricted mountain acreage in Eastern Kentucky with incredible views and recreational potential, this 61.83-acre tract is a property you do not want to miss. Bring your camper, build your cabin, create hunting trails, or simply enjoy the untouched beauty of the Kentucky mountains.
Courtesy: Weichert Realtors Ford Brothers, Inc.
606-679-2656
Tucked deep in the rugged hills of eastern Kentucky, this 75-acre mountain property in Leslie County offers a rare blend of seclusion, natural beauty, and outdoor recreation. Located just minutes from the Trace Branch Recreation Area on Buckhorn Lake, the land sits in the heart of the Cumberland Plateau, known for its steep ridges, winding hollows, and untouched forest. Property Features Heavily wooded mountain terrain with mature hardwoods and natural privacy Rolling to steep topography with potential cabin sites Natural ridgelines offering elevated views of surrounding hollows and hills Excellent habitat for wildlife including deer, turkey, and small game This region is defined by narrow valleys and branching streams cutting through steep hillsides, creating a true Appalachian setting. Hunting & Outdoor Use Located near public hunting opportunities around Buckhorn Lake Area supports deer, turkey, squirrel, and other game species Ideal for: Private hunting retreat ATV riding and trail cutting Off-grid camping Camping & Recreation Just minutes away, the Trace Branch area offers: Water access to Buckhorn Lake (1,230 acres) Fishing, boating, and swimming Shoreline camping and picnic areas Hiking trails through wooded mountain terrain The lake area is known for its quiet backwaters, low boat traffic, and excellent fishing, making it perfect for a peaceful outdoor lifestyle. Cabin Potential This property is well-suited for building: A secluded hunting cabin A weekend getaway retreat Or an off-grid homestead With the , wooded cover, and multiple build sites, you can position a cabin: Near the water source On a ridge for views Or tucked deep in the woods for privacy Location Benefits Close to Trace Branch Recreation Area Near Buckhorn Lake State Resort Park Within driving distance of: Red River Gorge Daniel Boone National Forest Overall Feel This is true Eastern Kentucky mountain land—quiet, remote, and rich with natural character. Whether you're looking to hunt, camp, or build a cabin retreat, this property offers the kind of seclusion and wilderness that's getting harder to find. Also comes with cameras already on the property.
Courtesy: WEICHERT REALTORS - Ford Brothers
606-878-7112
Escape to your own Mountain Paradise. Nestled in the heart of the Eastern Kentucky Mountains and just off the Hal Rogers Parkway and close to the Middle Fork of the Kentucky River, this stunning mountain property offers unparalleled retreat for those seeking serenity and adventure. Surrounded by breathtaking views and abundant wildlife this is your chance to own that hunting property of your dreams.
Hyden is located in Kentucky. Hyden, Kentucky has a population of 436. Hyden is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 0% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 27.37%.
The median household income in Hyden, Kentucky is $83,074. The median household income for the surrounding county is $34,528 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Hyden is 46.6 years.
The average high temperature in July is 86.3 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 23.8 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 48.2 inches per year, with 13.7 inches of snow per year.
