The Cumberland River below Lake Cumberland is one of the premier trout fishing destinations in the southeastern United States. Home to the state record 21-pound brown trout and a 14-pound, 6-ounce rainbow trout, the 75-mile Kentucky portion of the Cumberland tailwater rivals the White River of Arkansas and the Caney Fork in Tennessee. Wolf Creek […]
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Along the North Fork of the Kentucky River, contains picnic shelters, Splash Park, outdoor fitness stations, walking track, basketball courts, softball field, soccer field, and playgrounds. Host to many youth and adult sports and other programs.
Foggy Bottom Campground & Cabins now has public canoe & kayak rental! Foggy Bottom is located right on the Cumberland River by the Ray Mann Road Boat Ramp (close to Wolf Creek Dam). The Cumberland River has several take out points (boat ramps) that you can choose from. Call Foggy Bottom to schedule your trip at 270-343-2510.
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This market, which began as a roadside fruit stand, has been passed down through five generations since the 1870s. Guests are invited to pick their own apples in season, or shop in the home-grown fruit market. Fried apple pies, jellies, preserves and local crafts also are available.
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Family fun awaits you at this gorgeous park: Multiple playground areas; 2 large group picnic shelters; Restroom facilities; Fishing access; Hiking trails; Disc golf course; Plenty of open space to play
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We’re glad you’ve stopped by to learn about our Garden; a place where children’s imaginations can expand and grow! Our Garden encourages children to use all their senses to connect plants to the sciences, history, literature, and the arts. We are located next to the south parking lot of The Pulaski County Public Library, yes we are a
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Conley Bottom offers 150 campsites seated on Lake Cumberland for you to enjoy. Magnificent view and great accommodations!
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The Creelsboro Natural Arch (also known as The Rockhouse) is a historic archway to the Cumberland River and an Indian burial ground on the top. A very rugged trail takes you down to the huge arch and guests can walk all the way to the Cumberland River (when the water levels are low). Not handicapped
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Called the “Niagara of the South”, this 125-foot curtain of water drops 60 feet, causing a mist on the boulders in the gorge below. The Western hemisphere’s only moonbow is a spectrum of color created by the moon’s reflection off the falls’ mist visible on a clear night during the full moon. Cumberland Falls is
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