Bark Camp Cascades. Just before emptying into the Cumberland River, Bark Camp Creek drops over a series of low, wide rock ledges and through massive boulders. The two-mile hike to the cascades passes beneath a wet-weather waterfall along the way. Bark Camp Trail #413 is located off Forest Service Road 193, two miles south of […]
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The park is open year-round and offers a captivating learning experience documenting the first battle of the Civil War in Kentucky that resulted in casualties from both Confederate and Union troops. The park was dedicated in 2008 to the memory of the men who participated in the Battle of Barbourville and all the nation’s Civil
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Bear Essentials Outdoor Outfitters provides access to private lands to hunt deer, turkey, bear and small game in Kentucky and Indiana. We’ll outfit the essentials for a hunting camp or set up lodging based on the customer’s needs and desires.
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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 launch 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 transporting coal trains from Hazard to
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Canoe Rentals, Kayak Rentals, Shuttle Service! Call (606) 464-2707 or (606) 464-8797 for pricing and to make reservations. 3 Mile River Trail Option 6.5 Mile River Trail Option 10 Mile River Trail Option
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Begley WMA is the result of a cooperative agreement between Begley Properties, LLC and the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources. The property consists of reclaimed surface mined and forested land. Active surface mine sites, deep mines and the coal washing facility are owned by Begley Properties, LLC and off limits to the public.
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Set in the beautiful Appalachian mountains of eastern Kentucky, the Bert T. Combs Equestrian Trail offers the area’s best horseback riding. As you ride along the 3 ½ miles of mapped trails (provided by request), plus unlimited miles of trails in the Daniel Boone National Forest and Beech Creek Wildlife Management Area, you will experience
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Located in the center of Clay County, Bert T. Combs City Park offers great lake fishing opportunities (nonmotorized boats only) while the park offers a large swimming pool, playground, covered picnic pavilions, hot showers and restrooms.
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Encompassing 125,000 acres of the Cumberland Plateau, Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area protects the free-flowing Big South Fork of the Cumberland River and its tributaries. The area boasts miles of scenic gorges and sandstone bluffs, is rich with natural and historic features and has been developed to provide visitors with a wide
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This 7,000 acre Black Mountain Offroad Adventure area is every outdoor enthusiasts dream. Stay on the ground and ride your offroad vehicles on over 150 miles of easy, moderate and extreme trails or fly above the treetops on our 11 line zipline canopy tour. Whichever adventure you seek, we are sure to show you a
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