The Kentucky Wildlands

Outdoors

Rockcastle River

The Rockcastle River is a 54.8-mile-long river primarily in Rockcastle County, Kentucky, United States. It is a tributary of the Cumberland River and therefore, via the Ohio River, part of the Mississippi River watershed. In 1750 it was discovered and named the Lawless River by Dr. Thomas Walker and his exploring party. It was soon

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Triple Crown Outfitters

Here at Triple Crown Outfitters, we take a lot of pride in everything that we do. From hanging tree-stands to the meals we serve, we believe that each and every aspect of your hunt should be nothing short of spectacular. Our clients safety and satisfaction is first and foremost. As hunters, we all know that

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Russell Fork

Each year, thrill seekers from all around gather to Elkhorn City for an adrenaline rush with Russell Fork white water rafting. During the weekends of October you can expect spectacular fall colors and various levels of white water rapids, ranging from class II to IV in the upper and lower sections of the Russell Fork,

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Slab Camp

Slab Camp is a half-mile long, horseshoe crag located 20 minutes from downtown Morehead (38.1291 North, -83.3641 West) in the Daniel Boone National Forest. The easiest approach to the area from Morehead is via Clearfield Road. From there, take Dry Creek Road to Nichols Branch Road to Jones Ridge Road. Turn left off Jones Ridge

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Sanders Park

Owned and operated by the Corbin Tourism and Convention Commission, Sanders Park is the newest attraction in Corbin! Dedicated August 5, 2015, the park features memorial bricks, pavers and plaques as well as a life size bronze statue of Colonel Harland Sanders himself! On site is also a Secret Recipe garden that contains some of

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