
Masontown and the surrounding Preston County landscape are defined by a series of small, closely linked settlements including Reedsville, Bretz, and Arthurdale. The region reflects a transition from industrial roots to recreational use, most notably where the Deckers Creek Rail-Trl now follows the path of former rail lines through the creek valley. This corridor once supported local industry, evidenced by the Miller Mine and the various runs and creeks that carve the plateau. To the north, the Cheat River flows past the overlook at Cheat View, while the local infrastructure is anchored by landmarks like the Sturgis Church and the Reedsville Cem. The presence of the Town of Masontown Water Supply D Lake illustrates the critical management of water resources for these upland communities.
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