Stop by the Morehead Visitor Center at 150 East First Street to pick up a quilt trail map and brochure. Quilting and farming are two important aspects of Kentucky culture. Pairing a barn with a quilt pattern, not only honors both, but recognizes the rural heritage that has been the fabric of America since colonial […]
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Join park rangers on an exciting two-hour adventure exploring this majestic underground cathedral! Discover glistening stalagmites and flowstone cascades, or catch a glimpse of a bat. The moderately strenuous, 1.5 mile tour explores four levels of the cave via 183 steps. The tour includes a 1 mile hike along the historic Wilderness Road. For the
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We are a full service hunting outfitter. We Guide hunts for spring turkey, predators, elk, and bear in Southeast Kentucky.
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Travel along the Country Music Highway (US 23) and all of east Kentucky. Enjoy the numerous attractions!
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Cumberland River Fishing Guide & Charter. Come chase and catch trout on the South’s “little sleeper” The Cumberland River. Many describe the Cumberland River as the best trout tail water East of the Mississippi. You’ll be able to catch rainbow, brook and brown trout from the comfort of a unique stealcraft drift boat. All equipment and
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Listed on the National Historic Register, this 1816 house was built by Col. William and Jane Casey, who were early settlers of Adair and Green County. The Casey House now houses antiques and collectibles store. Any day by appointment.
Conley Bottom Guide Service assists anglers visiting Lake Cumberland in catching trophy striped bass.
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Dating back to 1902, Barthell was the first of 18 mining camps belonging to the Stearns Coal and Lumber Co. With love and hard work, we have reconstructed the Barthell Coal Mining Camp from old photographs along with oral and written history. Located just 7 miles west of Stearns, KY off Highway 742, Barthell Coal Camp offers personal guided tours, and
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We operate on seven miles of historic trackage once owned by the famed K&T Railway. Enjoy wide open vistas, roaring rivers, and the history and charm of Appalachia, as we transport you back in time to our halfway point- the Barthell Coal Camp, the sight of the Stearns Company’s Mines 1 and 2, and, today,
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