Discover the foothills of Southeast Kentucky on horseback. Hills and streams are plentiful. Outstanding scenery and wildlife are abundant. 3 Day Rides are held several times a year Come ride with us to Windy Gap, White Oak Branch, Horse Lick Creek and other scenic locations along the trail.
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Hilly to steep with gentle slopes in bottomlands and on ridge tops. Mostly forested with approximately 100 acres of openings and 25 miles of improved hiking trails.
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Old Homeplace Farm is a family farm in Clay County, Kentucky. Our goal is to provide your family with delicious food that you can feel good about eating. We love farming, and we love providing pastured raised meats and naturally raised vegetables to eastern Kentucky.
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There is always something fun to do! With gorgeous hills as a backdrop, you will find: A walking path; Ball fields; New playground Equipment; Skate ramp park; Dog park; 2 covered picnic pavilions; Picnic tables scattered throughout; Horseshoe pit; Bocce ball court; Fishing in Triplett Creek; Restroom facilities
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The Monticello Country Club is a semi-private golf course, inviting both memberships and public play. Located on the west side of Monticello, Mn on country Rd 39 ( Golf Course Rd ). Our majestic oaks, meandering creeks and ponds provide an excellent setting for this challenging, but enjoyable 18 hole championship course.
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Visitor Information, maps, and guides for local outdoor recreation. Also home of the Sheltowee Trace Association’s main offices.
Livingston Trail Town Visitor Center Read More »
Terrain is steep to very steep with narrow ridge tops and bottoms. The area is mostly in upland timber with some pine scattered throughout, and 50 acres of open bottomland. The shallow soils are somewhat excessively drained, shaley, and highly dissected. Populations of deer, turkey, squirrel, and furbearers exist on the area.
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Little Lick sits on a long ridgetop north of the Cumberland River, west of the Rockcastle River, and offers plenty of opportunities to see the natural beauty of the forest. The camp is operated by the U.S. Forest Service; it is a horse camp with corral and wooded sites. Horseback and hiking trails lead through
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