Shalimar Farm

Shalimar Farm protects more than 700 acres of mountain habitat through a conservation easement to restrict development. For more than three decades Shalimar Farm has also been home for many horses, from boarders to our own equine family. We have developed a relaxing atmosphere for horses and riders, birdwatchers, stargazers, and hikers. In order to maintain the quality and level of privacy we offe

r, it is imperative to keep the number of visitors down. There will not be any more than eight guests at any one time, riding on the farm. Meadows and forested mountain slopes rise to more than 3300 feet in elevation. Leatherbark Run crosses our farm, and falls 2400 feet in elevation from its headwaters on Cheat Mountain to its destination on the Greenbrier River. Leatherbark is a beautiful alpine stream with icy-cold, crystal-clear water, and legend has it that "Anyone dipping their feet or watering their horse in Leatherbark won't want to leave Pocahontas County."