Dix River WMA is located in east central Lincoln County and consists of the 400 acres. The topography consists of flat bottomlands and the majority of the property is bounded by Dix River and Mud Lick Creek. Approximately 120 acres are forested and 280 acres are in an open condition. Elevations range from 850 to […]
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Don’t let the name deceive you. This is one of the most scenic waterfalls in the forest. It’s also one that you can count on being there even during the driest days of summer, when many other waterfalls have disappeared. The falls are nearly 20 feet high and lie at the bottom of a hemlock-sheltered
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We are dedicated to preserving our natural surroundings and resources, enhancing our cultural landscape, and providing affordable, safe, and accessible recreational activities to the Appalachian Area. Operating as a company with a conscience, we are driven to offer outdoor recreation, leisure, and educational experiences that enable you to take part in nature filled adventures that
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This vast wildlife management area is actually located within the Daniel Boone National Forest. Covering over 6,000 acres, Cane Creek WMA is mostly steep, hilly terrain. The WMA is open to statewide hunting regulations, and hunters usually hunt for whitetail deer, wild turkey, squirrel & some other small game.
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Sat/Sun from Memorial Day weekend through mid-June; Wed – Sun from Mid-June through mid-August; Sat/Sun from mid-August through Labor Day weekend; Saturdays until the end of October; All days are water and weather permitting.
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3 Mile River Trail Option: Launch from the concrete Sharp Rock Ramp located three miles of Beattyville off Hwy 52 West. From this lunch you can paddle up river just around the first bend and see the magnificent engineering of Maloney Rail Road Bridge which is still active today transportation coal trains from Hazard to
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The Carr Creek Lake Marina is a full service facility with a boat ramp, boat rentals, an overlook, picnicking and public restrooms.
Carr Creek Lake was once home to some of the area’s earliest pioneer settlements as early as the 1770s. Carr Fork, a tributary of the North Fork of the Kentucky River, is located 8.8 miles below Carr Creek Dam, and is thought to have gotten its name from William Carr, a well-known Long Hunter who
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