Located at Green River Marina State Dock, Wet N’ Wild Watersports offers jet-skis, kayaks, and paddle board rentals for everyone to enjoy! This 8,210-acre lake in the heart of Kentucky offers over 28 miles of picture perfect water lying between 147 miles of shoreline. It’s perfect for fishing, boating and all water sports.
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New, family friendly, 2,000 acre off-road park that will accommodate all off-road enthusiasts. We have over 100 miles of trails with the greatest sites in the Southeastern United States. We are conveniently located 2 miles from I-75. We have trails for the novice rider all the way up to the most experienced rider. Exit #49.
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Drawing the border between Kentucky and Virginia, Stone Mountain is home to Cranks Creek Wildlife Management Area and Stone Mountain Wildlife Management Area and State Natural Area. Mountainous, extremely steep terrain with long, deep hollows, heavily forested, primarily in hardwoods. No camping. Includes the unique wagon road, a hand-built road and tunnel that allowed those
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Nestled deep within the mountains of Eastern Kentucky, the Sugarcamp Mountain Trail system is a multi-use (mountain biking, hiking, & horse) facility created through a joint effort by Jenny Wiley State Resort Park and the city of Prestonsburg. Sugarcamp includes roughly 6 miles of horse-friendly, machine-built trail which provides spectacular views of Dewey Lake and
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Trophy and Farm fish lake Fishing Best Pay Lake around!
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Nestled between Kentucky and Virginia snakes the Dragon Slayer Hwy 160, a 20 mile destination ride with more than 226 significant curves. Coupled with those curves are breathtaking views of the Appalachian Mountains as well as the highest point in Kentucky atop Black Mountain. Come Slay the Dragon yourself!
This bridge was originally built by the L&N Railroad at a different location. In 1902, the railroad offered the bridge to the city of Corbin, where it was used for automobile traffic over Lynn Camp Creek for Engineer Street. It was one of only two bridges in Kentucky that was a Pratt through truss with
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Imagine Kentucky’s most scenic views, topped with the rush of lifetime. Our thrilling Red River Gorge zipline canopy tour sweeps through the Daniel Boone National Forest and above the breathtaking Red River Gorge. All on the beautiful Cliffview property so an adrenaline-filled day can end comfortably. Life’s all about balance, right?
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