The Resort at Glade Springs is located in Daniels, West Virginia. The resort brings together accommodation options, golf offerings, and scenic experiences, giving you different ways to plan your trip. You can tailor your stay to whether golf, hiking, or staying at the resort is your priority. The golf courses differ in their stated features, while the trails and expansive grounds offer a distinct focus.

Accommodation in Daniels

Accommodation options include rooms at the Inn as well as vacation rentals and lodge accommodations. These options may change over time. The Resort at Glade Springs offers 200 guest rooms; this number may also change, so you should confirm it directly with the resort before planning. This gives you both a range of accommodation types and a specific guest room count to consider when planning your stay.

Golf courses with distinctive features

Stonehaven is a public 18-hole championship golf course designed by Tom Clark. It winds around 69-acre Chatham Lake and through forests of maple, beech, hickory, and oak. Water and tree species together shape the landscape. The Cobb Course has 51 sand bunkers, more than 200 feet of elevation change, and eight lakes. The comparison highlights Chatham Lake and the surrounding tree species at Stonehaven, and bunkers, elevation change, and several lakes at the Cobb Course.

Woodhaven offers two nine-hole loops with different landscapes. One runs past canyon views over gently rolling terrain, while the other winds through a narrow valley lined with tall hardwood trees. Woodhaven can therefore be distinguished by more than its number of holes: the two loops differ above all in their respective scenery. Together with the lake and forest surroundings at Stonehaven, this offers a concrete comparison of different course layouts.

Hiking trails and scenery

The resort grounds in West Virginia cover more than 4,000 acres and include well-marked hiking trails, forests, rolling hills, and peaceful streams. This terrain extends the focus beyond individual golf courses: trails, wooded areas, hills, and streams form the broader scenic setting for the resort’s offerings. The scope differs depending on what you prioritize: golf is defined by individual courses and their features, while the hiking trails are part of the larger resort grounds. This can help you decide whether golf course design or scenery and trails better match your travel interests.

Field archery

As another activity, Glade Springs offers a field archery course with eight 3D animal targets. Different shots are assigned varying levels of difficulty; availability may vary. If field archery is important to your travel decision, check with the resort in advance to confirm whether it will be available during your planned visit. This lets you consider the activity as a distinct option alongside golf and hiking.

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