Located on the edge of the Daniel Boone National Forest, Sky Bridge Station has everything you need to make your next trip to the Red River Gorge unforgettable. Whether you stop in to enjoy draft beer and a gourmet hot dog, to spend the night in one of our hostel rooms, or to pick up […]
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An Eclectic American Cafe in Heart of the Red River Gorge Family owned, supporting local farmers and artisans, and creating delicious food, in a comfortable and clean environment, is what we’re about! Specializing in grass fed burgers, kale & spinach salad, traditional tacos, humongous burritos, tap beer, and wine & bourbon; you’re sure to find something to
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One of the most naturally beautiful trails in the Red River Gorge leads you to Whittleton Branch and Whittleton Arch Falls. The 5.25-mile out-and-back trail to the falls is considered easy and is well marked and simple to navigate. Once at the incredible arch and waterfall, walk behind the falls for a unique view. The
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Though the trail to this gorgeous 40-foot waterfall is an unofficial one, meaning it isn’t marked or maintained, it is a popular, well-worn route for hikers and campers. The 3.1 mile out-and-back trail is moderately challenging but well worth the trek. Copperas Falls unexpectedly appears like a hidden oasis with a turquoise lagoon at its
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Venture into the rugged Red River Gorge to Creation Falls with its family-friendly plunge pool that’s great for wading. The 1.4 mile out-and-back Rock Bridge Trail is considered moderately challenging and is one of the most visually stunning trails in the Gorge. Along the way to the arch (rock bridge) for which the trail is
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