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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Dry Fork Gorge, located in western Metcalfe County off highway 3234, is a pristine 80 acre reserve that is open to the public for hiking and educational purposes only; an unmarked foot trail that provides an approximately 2.5 mile hike. There are three creek crossings without bridges. In the winter and spring and after heavy
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This trail is 1.5 miles and is the only trail leading to Eagle Falls. Hikers follow the cliff line for much of the trail to one of the best views of Cumberland Falls. After crossing a seasonal stream, Trail 9 becomes a loop and a spur will take you to the river. The lower section
Emerald Isle Marina offers all the amenities you’d expect: fuel, food, supplies, boat rentals, slips, and much more! Our full service marina has both covered and uncovered rental slips and a ship store complete with a variety of items for your convenience. Fuel up your boat, pick up supplies or browse our gift shop! Stop
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Fish Pond Lake is a pristine man-made lake, located one mile west of Payne Gap off U.S. 119 in Jenkins, KY. Once the site of a mining camp, the valley was dammed and flooded in 1961 to create this shining centerpiece of the 895-acre Little Laurel Park. The lake is home to freshwater jellyfish, a
WMA is a shoreline buffer of Dale Hollow Lake. Access at end of Scott-Finley RD off HWY 449 and end of Casey Branch RD off HWY 61 and by boat. Terrain varies from gently rolling creek bottoms to steep ridges. Fishing, boating; camping, recreational facilities at Dale Hollow Lake State Resort Park.
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Fishtrap Lake was created to help control flooding along the Ohio and Big Sandy Rivers. The lake is surrounded by natural beauty nestled among mountains and dense forests, Fishtrap Lake will appeal to anyone who loves boating, fishing or hiking. But don’t be surprised if the other visitors you meet as you wander around the
